In a press conference last Saturday, Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere, founder of OPM denied abandoning late Deborah Samuel's family as claimed by her father, Mr Garba Emmanuel.
He said, "Do I need to come to know how you're selling in the shop? Or whether customers are coming? I stocked the shop, I gave you an estate. You don't need to pay rent again, then you will be collecting rent from tenants. I don't know what other abandonment you're talking about.
I haven't spoken to them for some time. I've settled you. Do I need to come to know how your market is doing or how tenants are paying rent?
If you open a shop for somebody and you give someone an estate, do I have to come and run the estate or run the restaurant? I don't know the kind of abandonment they're talking about."
He said, "Do I need to come to know how you're selling in the shop? Or whether customers are coming? I stocked the shop, I gave you an estate. You don't need to pay rent again, then you will be collecting rent from tenants. I don't know what other abandonment you're talking about.
I haven't spoken to them for some time. I've settled you. Do I need to come to know how your market is doing or how tenants are paying rent?
If you open a shop for somebody and you give someone an estate, do I have to come and run the estate or run the restaurant? I don't know the kind of abandonment they're talking about."
Sir you will check on them to know how they are faring. Pastor comes from the word ''Shepherd''. You tend to your flock sir and keep encouraging them in the word of God.
ReplyDeleteThis is my 2 cents.
This one he didn't swear for them, I smell a rat
DeletePlease Sir do what you can for them please.
DeleteAt this point,I think it is time for the Pastor to ask this family what they really want. Do they want to go back to their state where they have relatives and things are familiar? The wife did say that living away from their family and friend has not been easy. She said nobody visits them here as they do not know anybody. Let them go back home if that is what will help them more. You can assist them with some finances to start live again when they get back home. Port Harcourt is not an easy place to live and this is me who has lived there for more than 10 years. Live in the North is so much more laid-back and less expensive...they will thrive better there. Thanks for all you have done for them,sir but it's time for them to go back home.
DeleteHe should stop all these shenanigans stuff and focus on evangelism more.
Delete@Phoenix he has thousands of people who have benefited from his philanthropy. You mean he should continue to visit each of them personally?
DeleteHmmm! Oun to sokunkun si eniyan, kedere ni niwaju Olorun. Who do we believe now?
ReplyDeleteMr. Garba Emmanuel, if truly Apostle Chibuzor did all he stated here, why then did you claim otherwise? To tarnish his image/reputation or what? Adongerrit.
ReplyDeleteI only found fault when garba said he was asked to pay rent to landlord/lady. This wasn the agreement
DeleteAll the estate talk is gibberish and all lies. He initially put them in rented apartments and when Deborah's family were given quit notice,which brought about the interview,this same apostle decided to clear his name and told them recently to move into the purported estate he gave them way back,of which there was pictorial evidence then. It's only after he's done that ,he's now claiming all these hullabaloo stories.
DeleteOnly God knows the truth in all these.
But this apostle? Nah!! Don't believe jack of what he says giving that there are so many stories that doesn't add up.
Deborah's family should just go back to Niger state and try pick up from where they left. Would be better for them in the long run.
I observed that in all of Deborah’s father’s narration, he never made any reference to them but being given the estate or that they were prevented from collecting rents from there. He focused on what he felt the Apostle didn’t do well for them. If he wasn’t given the estate as promised, he would have been quick to say it. He mentioned that the apartments in the estate are one bedrooms and he was given a rented flat as it was felt that his family needed a bigger space. His rent was also paid for him and at he expiration of that initial payment, he was expected to continue. As he cried out that he couldn’t pay his rent, he was asked to move to an apartment in his estate. It’s so unfortunate that Mr. Emmanuel chose to toe the path of embarrassing the man. He could have simply relocated with his family to life as he knew it back home.
DeleteNa wa oh
ReplyDeleteYou’re claiming free estate again
Oga Chibuzor dem don kill another man for sokoto, your time to shine don reach again. Go relocate the man kids to your audio apartments and audio philanthropy. Bloody clout chaser!
ReplyDeletePlease don't discourage philanthropists, correct them but don't insult them, how many politicians are eating billions and not helping anybody? I hope Papa OPM quits announcing those he helps and follows up diligently till they are well established.
DeleteHahaha
DeleteSame Estate that they said the rent is due or another one?
ReplyDeleteBl**dy liar! Can this man just say something and stick to it for a mere 72 hours? It is within his rights to rescind his decision to gift them since there was no written agreement but all these accusations and counter-accusations every day does not become you as a self-acclaimed MOG.
ReplyDeleteIf the family had been collecting rent as purported, shey baba Deborah for never replace the faulty car engine since to earn their daily living? Stop torturing your beneficiaries mentally abeg. God can not be mocked and heaven already registered your initial promise/vow. If you don't want to help the poor, no one is forcing you but this is tantamount to torturing the poor. Give them EXACTLY what you promised or tell them you've changed your mind so they can seek help elsewhere.
All of you yahoo men in suits and cassock plus pastorpreneurs using trending misfortunes to chase clout only to later renege on your promises and be telling blatant lies, make una and una defenders dey fear God o. Let your yes be yes and no be no. There is no grey area. Make SDK announce say she do 200k giveaway for 5 BVs only for 3 of them to say they only got 50k each, shey una no go use venom scatter her comment section? Because na MOG now, the lines are suddenly blurry. Fear God!
Ndi "touch not my anointed...", biko scroll down and type your loving comments for your papa. I no get time to argue with sheeple for blog on Monday and I wish you a million times what you wish me. Receive it!
I love you and your truth. God bless you …occultism men of god .
DeleteBia, stop saying what you don't know, I'm a member of opm,as for the estate, they don't rent it, the church bought the estate for less privilege, always investigate before running mouth.
DeleteAmebonawork you finish work here
Delete"Stop torturing your beneficiaries mentally abeg. "
I thought I was the only one that saw the mental tuture that this man has subjected these people to all through their quet days. Like the family knew they were not comfortable all this while but an opportunity has not come for their voice to be heard, so they kept on patching their life until the day the news came.
It is not easy to adjust as a northerner in these states where things are expensive, not in this period of bad economy. No fellow Hausa friend to guide them for that main time self. What a pity.
Only God knows whether the people they were avoiding over there in the north have not taken over their property over there
15:47 the question is did he give them the estate before him nyash open recently? Answer with your church mind
DeleteThe estate was recently. These men should stop all these attention seeking and focus on winning souls.
DeletePapa OPM pls stop jumping into trendy stories and picking the people to help, as such stopping others from helping.
ReplyDeleteAlso, try do your givings in secret. Let God who sees in secret reward you openly.
With all these distractions, how can you properly lead your congregation
Say you gave them an accomodation and borrowed them church furniture and a problem vehicle. Learn to always do what you say so that as a shepherd, your flocks will emulate from you. Let your actions represent Christ. Christianity is not all about doing miracles.
ReplyDeleteWhich one is you gave them estate. Estate of yesterday yesterday? See lie Jesu! This man obviously doesn't have the holly spirit in him.
For the restaurant business, I can say for a fact that a Hausa woman doing a restaurant business cannot gain customers in the south south and southeast. Hausas don't prepare their meals the same way people do in PH and they don't see Hausa food any better than the ones they are used to. Maybe this woman lived all her life in the North, so she has no idea how we prepare our meals here.
The only people that would have patronised the woman more are the Hausas living in PH but we all know that their fellow Hausas won't buy food from her because of the condition that led to her relocation.
Somebody made mention of frying of yam the other day. Yes, frying of yam would have been good but the business she was doing was food business which she had no idea it was going to crumble. In her mind she'll be like; 'demons are after my business, they don't want my business to grow' not knowing that the food she prepares makes no sense to the people of PH
Unfortunately, there was no fast thinking person that would have adviced her not to go into that food business
Na wa oh
DeleteIt’s not that hard now
Chai
See how you’re saying like she couldn’t have been cooking it for her children up north
Anon17.48...what are you saying? Is cooking for her children same as cooking for customers? Even I wouldn't patronize that her restaurant. I lived in the North for a year and their food no just follow. I couldn't eat in their restaurants except for fastfood chains or restaurants run by Igbo women. Restaurant business is tough and if you are not familiar with what people like...you will not succeed. Maybe giving her a job with a monthly salary would have been better while the husband tries to run the cab business.
Delete18:49 what are you on about
DeleteParents in the abroad are cooking delicious Nigerian meals for their children not to talk of a woman in Niger state. Are the Ingredients hard to get like that. Do you know how many igbos live in niger
Is it not from cooking from to cooking in restaurant that most Nigerians do. Abi dem dey go cooking school first. Lady has at least 6 kids. A typical Nigerian wife knows how to cook their traditional meals even if they don’t live near home
We always lived far from our state but we missed nothing. My mother cooked all the things from home. Anything that wasn’t easily available around us, her sisters would bring when they visited from more than 9 hours away
Also she’s not Hausa
DeleteThey just lived up north
17:48 you didn't really get my point. I am not berating the woman's cooking skill in anyway.
DeleteIf you have lived in the north you will understand me better. They can cook their traditional meal perfectly. Also, their pattern of cooking rice and other general food is different from ours, same way our pattern of cooking general food like rice, beans etc is different from theirs.
Have you ever been to a Hausa restaurant as a southerner?
Man always jumping to help trending peeps. He needs to calm down. God cannot be mocked
ReplyDeleteNo do pass yourself
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