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Apostle Suleman’s Messages of Hope At Easter
The 2019 Easter celebration is coming with an outpouring of grace and blessing as servant of God and senior pastor at Omega Fire Ministries (OFM) worldwide, Apostle (Prof.) Johnson Suleman, delivers messages of hope and total restoration.
Following a successful outing in Russia where the OFM between Tuesday 16 and Wednesday 17, 2019, held the Moscow edition of a two-day soul-restoring crusade, Apostle Suleman is back home to bless the people with the anointing of total restoration and to pass to the hopeless the message of a second chance.
The theme of the cleric’s message is based on the fact that since Resurrection is made possible, even though the world presently suffers social and economic blows, there is hope of a new life.
Starting from the Good Friday special service held on April 19, 2019, at the OFM headquarters in Auchi, Edo State, Nigeria, Apostle Suleman’s messages suggest that faith in the Christian tradition, the risen Jesus Christ, brings more light and more hope against the darkness, depression and despair in man’s life.
“What you could not do in five years, in the next 72 hours, God is empowering you to do it, the ‘Restoration Apostle, as Suleman is fondly called, ministered, as he commanded that they be rolled out from people’s lives “every stone of poverty, marital delay, curses, shame, stagnation, unemployment, financial problems, diseases, satanic afflictions and bondages.”
Suleman posits that anytime the devil reminds a man of his past, it means he (the devil) has run out of materials on what to use against the man, “therefore,” he states, with a hope for restoration, man must delete the thought from his mind and remind the devil of his future, which is Hell.”
The servant of God, at all time, teaches on the Biblical evidence capable of convincing unbelievers that Jesus, indeed, did rise from the dead and thus back up His fact of being the Son of God. The Resurrection, he lectures, is the linchpin of the Christian faith; no resurrection, no Christianity.
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Sahara Reporters Lied! Pastor O.C Benjamin Denies Ever Meeting Apostle Suleman In Viral Video
Sahara Reporters Lied! Pastor O.C. Benjamin Denies Ever Meeting Apostle Suleman In Viral Video
Pastor O.C Benjamin of the Fulfillers House Church Assemble has described as “lie from the pit of hell” a story published by an online publication, Sahara Reporters, that he was used to stage a miracle by the Omega Fire Ministry’s General Overseer, Apostle Johnson Suleman, to “raise the dead”.
In a video that has gone viral online, Apostle Benjamin punctured Sahara Reporters’ story declaring that he has never met Apostle Johnson Suleman in person, let alone being used by him to stage a miracle.
According to Apostle O.C. Benjamin in the viral video;
“God bless you, ladies and gentlemen. Apostle Ozi Benjamin is his name. Lately, my attention was drawn to a news item that has been flying on the internet that I, Apostle Ozi Benjamin said that Prophet (Prof.) Apostle Johnson Suleman gave me a substance with which I injected a dead person, and the dead person came back to life. I want the general public to please neglect such news.
I have never met with Apostle Johnson Suleman; Apostle Johnson Suleman does not even know me in person. I only watch him online preaching from a distance. This is propaganda from the pit of hell. Usually, anytime there are criticisms or propaganda against my person on the internet, I don’t respond. I am responding to this latest one because they’re trying to drag me into collision with Apostle Johnson Suleman.
This does not have anything to do with Apostle Johnson Suleman. I want everyone to disregard this news. I wonder what kind of lie this is.
I had never handled a syringe before, let alone injected someone. I want the general public to please neglect such news. It is a pure lie, balderdash. And all those spreading such a news, one day God’s judgement is going to rest upon you.”
See the video below;
Timothy Omotoso Released After Lengthy Trial as Gqeberha High Court Delivers Judgment. By George Omagbemi Sylvester
Sahara Weekly Reports That Timothy Omotoso, a Nigerian pastor and leader of the Jesus Dominion International (JDI) church, was arrested in April 2017 on multiple charges, including racketeering, trafficking in persons, rape, and sexual assault. His arrest led to a protracted legal battle that spanned nearly eight years, marked by numerous delays and legal maneuvers. As of April 2, 2025, the Gqeberha High Court is scheduled to deliver judgment in his case.
Background and Arrest
Omotoso’s JDI church had major branches in South Africa, Nigeria, and Israel, with its headquarters in Durban, South Africa. He was often referred to as “the man of God” by his followers. The allegations against him and his co-accused, Lusanda Sulani and Zikiswa Sitho, involved recruiting congregants, employees, or individuals under the pretext of offering spiritual benefits or improving their quality of life. These individuals were allegedly transported to various locations, including Durban, Israel, or Nigeria, where they were subjected to strict control and, in some cases, sexual exploitation.
Legal Proceedings and Delays
The trial faced numerous delays since the arrest in April 2017. Omotoso made multiple applications for a mistrial, citing prosecutorial misconduct and other issues. In October 2023, the Gqeberha High Court dismissed an application for discharge brought by Omotoso and his co-accused. However, the court acquitted them of almost half of the charges, reducing the number from 63 to 32. The remaining charges included several counts of rape and sexual assault.
The delays in the trial led to some witnesses withdrawing from the case, indicating they had moved on with their lives and were not interested in reliving their experiences in court. This contributed to the reduction of charges. Despite these challenges, the prosecution remained committed to finalizing the case and serving justice for the victims.
Current Status
As of April 2, 2025, the Gqeberha High Court is set to deliver judgment in the case against Omotoso and his co-accused. The outcome will determine their legal standing and potential sentencing. Omotoso has been denied bail throughout the trial, while Sulani and Sitho have been out on bail.
Conclusion
The case of Timothy Omotoso has been a complex and lengthy legal battle, highlighting challenges in the judicial process, especially concerning cases involving multiple jurisdictions and sensitive allegations. The scheduled judgment on April 2, 2025, is a significant milestone in this protracted case, potentially bringing closure to the involved parties.
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