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Salvation Ministries Denies Viral Statement Attributed To Pastor David Ibiyeomie On Nnamdi Kanu
Salvation Ministries has dismissed as false and malicious reports circulating online that were attributed to its Presiding Pastor, David Ibiyeomie, concerning Nnamdi Kanu and his incarceration.
In a public notice issued by the church, the administration stated that the viral publications did not originate from Pastor Ibiyeomie and do not reflect his views or official position.
The church described the reports as the handiwork of “unscrupulous elements” and warned members of the public against relying on such content.
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“We categorically state that these statements are entirely false, malicious and certainly not emanating from him. These publications do not also represent the views or position of Pastor David Ibiyeomie,” the statement read.
Salvation Ministries urged the public to disregard the reports and rely only on information released through its verified and official communication channels.
The church also disclosed that appropriate steps were being taken to address the matter.
The statement was signed by the Church Administrator of Salvation Ministries.
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