The leaked messages, which have gone viral on several platforms, appeared shortly after reports emerged that the cleric had been excommunicated from his church over undisclosed disciplinary issues. While church officials have yet to release a detailed public statement explaining the circumstances surrounding the decision, the leaked chats have fueled intense speculation about the preacher's private life.
According to the messages circulating online, the woman believed to be the prophet's wife accused him of repeatedly returning home in the early hours of the morning after allegedly consuming alcohol.WATCH THE VIDEO.
In one of the widely shared screenshots, she allegedly complained that the preacher arrived home at around 6:00 a.m. while intoxicated, questioning how someone entrusted with spiritual leadership could engage in such behavior.
The messages also suggest that the couple had been experiencing marital disagreements for some time, with the woman expressing frustration over what she described as a lack of honesty and accountability.WATCH THE VIDEO. She allegedly accused her husband of neglecting his family responsibilities while maintaining a different public image before members of his congregation.
Although the authenticity of the leaked conversations has not been independently verified, they have generated thousands of reactions online, with many social media users expressing shock over the allegations.
Some users argued that if the messages are genuine, the incident serves as a reminder that religious leaders should be held to high moral standards because of the influence they have over their followers. Others urged the public to avoid rushing to judgment, noting that private conversations can easily be manipulated or taken out of context.
The controversy comes just days after reports indicated that the preacher had been removed from church membership following an internal disciplinary process. WATCH THE VIDEO.However, neither the church nor the cleric has publicly addressed the specific allegations contained in the viral WhatsApp screenshots.
Religious analysts have cautioned against relying solely on unverified social media posts, emphasizing that leaked messages should not be treated as conclusive evidence without proper authentication.
Meanwhile, the controversy has continued to dominate online discussions in Nigeria, with many people calling on both the church leadership and the preacher to issue official statements to clarify the situation.
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