Friday, 22 November 2013

SCANDAL: Fake Miracle Tears A Naija Church; Pastors Resign

A large scale scandal has

broken out in a church

known as the City of Truth

(a.k.a Holy Ghost

Embassy), Uyo, Akwa

Ibom State as the founder

and general overseer of

the church, Bishop Israel

Usoro, has been accused

by his pastors of

engaging in fake instant

healing and false

prophecies. The

revelations below...

“On Tuesday, August

13, 2013, I took an

independent step to

verify the stories and

this step brought me

face to face with the

truth . That evening

during the regular

Power Night

programme, a clean-

shaven young man

dressed in torn T-

shirt and dragged

along by another

young man was

intercepted as they

were about to enter

the church and

interrogated in the

studio room.

“During interrogation,

both the young man

and his accomplice,

who earlier claimed

that the young man

he was dragging into

church was mad,

confessed to me

(with Elders

Idorenyin Mfon,

Effiong Usoro and

Evangelists Anietie

Walter and Harrison

Eke as witnesses)

that he 'was NOT

MAD and that he

was arranged to

dress like and to act

as a madman in the

church for you to

"deliver" him so as

to boost the faith of

members in your

anointing and

increase the

membership of your

church' .

They said what they

were doing was a

new method of

‘evangelism’ which

you have since

embraced.”

But Bishop Usoro is

however denying the

allegations, claiming that

he never knew whether

those who claim to have

been instantly healed of

their ailments during the

church’s tarry nights

programmes were real or

fake.

According to The SUN

report, Usoro, whose

church is situated at No

12, Paul Bassey Street,

Uyo, began to experiment

the fake instant healing

after a Ghanaian pastor,

one David Amousou came

in as a guest preacher

earlier in the year and

arranged with some boys

to act as sick people to

receive instant cure after

being prayed for.

A letter of resignation by

one of the elders and

former protocol officer of

the Church, Mr Idorenyin

Aquaisua, to Bishop

Usoro and other key

officials of the church,

chronicled with dates a

series of fake miracles the

bishop had performed by

paying people, sometimes

as little as N2000 to come

and pose as if they were

mad, blind, infirm or

afflicted by evil spirits...

“It bears recall that I have

served God in your

Church, City of Truth

Chapel Int’l, for well over

seven (7) years now.

Within this period, I stand

vindicated before God, my

conscience, and man that

I have been selfless,

diligent, truthful, faithful

and committed in my

services to God. Since

2006 till date, I have held

very many sensitive

positions in the church

with enduring legacies.

“At a time when the

Church was almost

grounded by severe moral

crisis occasioned by your

activities that generated

intense feeling of distrust

in your wife, I was

persuaded, out of trust by

you and some faithful

members of the church

then, to head the Protocol

Unit in your office in 2010

so as to encourage and

give you the needed

support to continue your

ministerial duties with

minimal distraction,”

Aquaisua wrote.

“I came to know you

closely as a prophet who

professed total

dependence on God.

Therefore, until certain

events unfolded recently, I

had no cause to doubt

your prophetic grace.

When news first came to

me early June 2013 that

the regular instant healing

miracles that were taking

place during the Tuesday

Power Night programme

in the church were stage-

managed, I almost beat

up the person who

brought the news," he

added.

But in a chat with The

SUN in his church, Bishop

Usoro refuted the

allegations of fake or

false instant miracle

claiming that they were

peddled by some former

officers of the church who

are no longer members of

the church. He likened

them to Lucifer who was

thrown out of heaven.

“Since then, he can never

say any good thing about

heaven.”

Usoro denied ever

delivering the supposedly

mad man on Tuesday,

August 13, 2013, even

though he admitted seeing

such a person in church

that night.

“I saw two young men

and one said the other

was partially mad. I told

them to be coming to

church because if I don’t

see anything about you, I

can’t heal you. It is not

the work of the flesh. It is

only when you are under

the unction of the holy

spirit; that you can do all

these things. That’s all.”

Bishop Usoro showed two

other patients, a lady with

goitre and a man

supposed to be mentally

deranged whose

conditions he said had

been improving since they

were brought by their

relatives to the church.

The SSS in the state have

gotten wind of the story

and invited Bishop Usoro

for interrogation. He has

gone to the SSS to state

his own side of the

story...


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SCANDAL: Fake Miracle Tears A Naija Church; Pastors Resign

A large scale scandal has

broken out in a church

known as the City of Truth

(a.k.a Holy Ghost

Embassy), Uyo, Akwa

Ibom State as the founder

and general overseer of

the church, Bishop Israel

Usoro, has been accused

by his pastors of

engaging in fake instant

healing and false

prophecies. The

revelations below...

“On Tuesday, August

13, 2013, I took an

independent step to

verify the stories and

this step brought me

face to face with the

truth . That evening

during the regular

Power Night

programme, a clean-

shaven young man

dressed in torn T-

shirt and dragged

along by another

young man was

intercepted as they

were about to enter

the church and

interrogated in the

studio room.

“During interrogation,

both the young man

and his accomplice,

who earlier claimed

that the young man

he was dragging into

church was mad,

confessed to me

(with Elders

Idorenyin Mfon,

Effiong Usoro and

Evangelists Anietie

Walter and Harrison

Eke as witnesses)

that he 'was NOT

MAD and that he

was arranged to

dress like and to act

as a madman in the

church for you to

"deliver" him so as

to boost the faith of

members in your

anointing and

increase the

membership of your

church' .

They said what they

were doing was a

new method of

‘evangelism’ which

you have since

embraced.”

But Bishop Usoro is

however denying the

allegations, claiming that

he never knew whether

those who claim to have

been instantly healed of

their ailments during the

church’s tarry nights

programmes were real or

fake.

According to The SUN

report, Usoro, whose

church is situated at No

12, Paul Bassey Street,

Uyo, began to experiment

the fake instant healing

after a Ghanaian pastor,

one David Amousou came

in as a guest preacher

earlier in the year and

arranged with some boys

to act as sick people to

receive instant cure after

being prayed for.

A letter of resignation by

one of the elders and

former protocol officer of

the Church, Mr Idorenyin

Aquaisua, to Bishop

Usoro and other key

officials of the church,

chronicled with dates a

series of fake miracles the

bishop had performed by

paying people, sometimes

as little as N2000 to come

and pose as if they were

mad, blind, infirm or

afflicted by evil spirits...

“It bears recall that I have

served God in your

Church, City of Truth

Chapel Int’l, for well over

seven (7) years now.

Within this period, I stand

vindicated before God, my

conscience, and man that

I have been selfless,

diligent, truthful, faithful

and committed in my

services to God. Since

2006 till date, I have held

very many sensitive

positions in the church

with enduring legacies.

“At a time when the

Church was almost

grounded by severe moral

crisis occasioned by your

activities that generated

intense feeling of distrust

in your wife, I was

persuaded, out of trust by

you and some faithful

members of the church

then, to head the Protocol

Unit in your office in 2010

so as to encourage and

give you the needed

support to continue your

ministerial duties with

minimal distraction,”

Aquaisua wrote.

“I came to know you

closely as a prophet who

professed total

dependence on God.

Therefore, until certain

events unfolded recently, I

had no cause to doubt

your prophetic grace.

When news first came to

me early June 2013 that

the regular instant healing

miracles that were taking

place during the Tuesday

Power Night programme

in the church were stage-

managed, I almost beat

up the person who

brought the news," he

added.

But in a chat with The

SUN in his church, Bishop

Usoro refuted the

allegations of fake or

false instant miracle

claiming that they were

peddled by some former

officers of the church who

are no longer members of

the church. He likened

them to Lucifer who was

thrown out of heaven.

“Since then, he can never

say any good thing about

heaven.”

Usoro denied ever

delivering the supposedly

mad man on Tuesday,

August 13, 2013, even

though he admitted seeing

such a person in church

that night.

“I saw two young men

and one said the other

was partially mad. I told

them to be coming to

church because if I don’t

see anything about you, I

can’t heal you. It is not

the work of the flesh. It is

only when you are under

the unction of the holy

spirit; that you can do all

these things. That’s all.”

Bishop Usoro showed two

other patients, a lady with

goitre and a man

supposed to be mentally

deranged whose

conditions he said had

been improving since they

were brought by their

relatives to the church.

The SSS in the state have

gotten wind of the story

and invited Bishop Usoro

for interrogation. He has

gone to the SSS to state

his own side of the

story...


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