Olasunkanmi took centre stage on social media last year after video clips emerge where she was being used for “fake” miracles by different pastors.
Speaking with Punchng.com, Olasunkanmi reflected on the events that made her consider such act.
The 44-year-old woman, who hails from Ilesa in Osun state, said her ordeals started after the demise of her mother in 1990.
She revealed that after her mother’s death, she started working with a food vendor to make a living.
Olasunkanmi, however, said she had a ghastly accident in 1999, which affected her leg and right hand.
The accident, according to her, led to the termination of her work with the food vendor and made her depart for Igando, a suburb in Lagos, to stay with sister.
In 2003, she got married and had three kids but her husband died on October 3, 2017.
Following her husband’s death, she relocated to her sister’s shop. It was during this period that she met Fatila Musa, a girl, who told her she could make money with the state of her hand, by staging miracles for pastors in churches.
According to her, that kickstarted her foray into churches where she staged fake miracles for different pastors...
“If I knew they would put my videos on the social media, I would not do it (the fake miracle),” she said.
“It is poverty that pushed me into it. When my husband died, I could not use my hands to do anything. I am a widow; there was no helper for me. If I knew it would lead to this, I would not have followed the girl (burst into tears).”
Olasukanmi was on March 6th arrested by the police in Lagos state on orders of the Inspector General of Police for Miracle Scam.
*Miracle vixen!!!
Luke 20:45 As all the people listened to him, Jesus said to his disciples, 46“Be on your guard against the teachers of the Law, who like to walk around in their long robes and love to be greeted with respect in the marketplace; who choose the reserved seats in the synagogues and the best places at feasts; 47who take advantage of widows and rob them of their homes, and then make a show of saying long prayers! Their punishment will be all the worse!”
ReplyDeleteMiracle vixen?
ReplyDeleteKwa Kwa kwa kwa kwa!!!!
Attend all these miracle sharp sharp churches and you will find many of them!
Tueh!
What of the fake pastors too that were paying her. That Pastor Okafors bill boards are every where. Merchandise of the gospel. The wrath of God is visiting them soon.. one after the other
ReplyDelete.........and the DEMONS caused and pushed the pastors. Shior!
ReplyDeleteCollaborating with fake pastors o decieve the people.
ReplyDeleteFunny enough all the church goers still think their pastors did nothing wrong.
So true ooooooh, they keep absorbing the excesses of these business men that call themselves pastors.
DeleteIt's such a shame.
This hes story did not move me. Only the gullible ones ( those still with the fake pastas). EFCC, pls fish dem all out and deal with dam accordingly !
ReplyDeleteMiracle vixen indeed,
ReplyDeleteToday's stories are so sad that somehow, even this made me sad. I just want to go home and cuddle with the man and the kids abeg.
ReplyDeleteEnter your comment...touch not my annointed and do my prophet no harm
ReplyDeleteThe people I pity the lost are the ones who wake up early on Sunday morning to go to worship in various “houses of the Lord”. If you do not know, the gospel is now a secular product. Even me, I’m thinking of opening my own church.
ReplyDeleteMany of these wonderful churches are built on bank loans, I have a cousin who’s a bank manager. Every Sunday, there’s a bank staff assigned to retrieve agreed upon remittances.
When your pastor is really hammering on offerings and tithes, be careful, there’s usually a First Bank staff around waiting to collect money he lent pastor to buy that sparkling SUV and pimp his church building.
Read your Bible and seek God from your heart and he will guide you. I promise you.
Your pastor is supposed to have more understanding of God than you and should import you with wisdom to help your relationship with God more intimate and fulfilling. That’s why pastors of old used to have tedious counseling ministries, now, if your bank balance isn’t not thick enough no pastor has your time. These men are taking advantage of their sheep.
A word is enough for the wise.
Kaaai!
DeleteSad reality!
Look, those church goers, their stupidity na inbuilt. Their brains are under the pastor's shoes. 😜
DeleteCan u imagine..
ReplyDeleteWtf was she arrested for? There is no crime in what she did. Were any of the pastors arrested for selling false hope? Mtschhw
ReplyDeleteAll these fake pastors are nothing to write home about!! Performing staged miracles in a bid to live extravagant lifestyle .
ReplyDeleteshe is not remorseful-only sad she got caught “If I knew they would put my videos on the social media, I would not do it (the fake miracle)" So if she has a way of not being revealed she will do it all over again. What about the Pastors who PAID for the service are they not accomplices? Shebi when you buy stolen item you too are charged. So where are their charges- only the insignificant are criminals in Nigeria
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