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“Tell Them To Reach Me”: Overseas Doctor Offers Help To Happie Boys After OPM Pastor Cursed
Says “I Hate To See People Acting Like Demigods
Hope may be in the offing for the Happie Boys as a medical doctor has shown interest in rendering help to them.
In a Facebook post on Tuesday, June 13, Doctor Ochu Daniel Ogechukwu criticised Omega Power Ministries (OPM) founder, Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere for raining curses on the lads.
The Nigerian humanitarian based outside the country slammed the pastor for acting like a demigod, saying the money he used for the boys and his family were offerings and tithes, not his resources.
Dr Daniel appealed to netizens close to the lads to tell them to reach him, adding that he would hand them over to his friend, a personal physician to Cyprus’s president, so they could complete their studies.
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He also hinted at making other connections for them.
He wrote: “…Nobody has any right to place a curse on God’s creatures. (Read your Bible or Koran (Quran) very well).
“How dare you curse your fellow human being? The money you are helping them with and feeding your own children from is not even your money. It’s church money donated by others through tithes and offerings. “Can you even give out your own 1 Naira to someone?
“I hate to see people acting like demigods. “Please, if anyone knows these boys, tell them to reach us to me; let me hand them over to my friend, who is the Personal physician to the president of that country, to help tidy up their education coupled with other connections.
“If men were God… Hmmm.”
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