- The Deeper Christian Life Ministry has debunked a viral report falsely claiming that Pastor W.F. Kumuyi accused the U.S. of exploiting Nigeria’s natural resources while denying Christian persecution.
- The church clarified that Pastor Kumuyi never made such comments and has been outside Nigeria conducting gospel programs.
- It reaffirmed his apolitical stance and warned media outlets against spreading misinformation, stressing that any further defamatory publications could lead to legal action.
The Deeper Christian Life Ministry has debunked a viral report falsely claiming that its founder, Pastor William F. Kumuyi, accused America of trying to steal Nigeria’s resources while denying Christian persecution.
In an official statement, the church described the report published by an unverified platform, Ibomfocus as “malicious and completely fabricated,” clarifying that Pastor Kumuyi has not held any press conference in Lagos and is currently abroad for gospel missions in Oceania and the Far East.
Reaffirming his apolitical stance, the church stated that Kumuyi’s focus remains on evangelism and moral transformation, not politics.
The ministry urged the public to ignore the fake report and rely only on verified communications from its official platforms, warning that those spreading false information could face legal action.\
In other news…. A young Nigerian, Ezebike Chinbuenyim, has finally secured admission into the University of Calabar (UNICAL) after eight years of unsuccessful attempts.
Sharing his excitement on X (formerly Twitter), Ezebike revealed that he had been offered a four-year degree programme in Cybersecurity under the university’s Faculty of Science.
A screenshot he posted showed that his admission offer was dated October 29, 2025, and read:
“Congratulations Ezebike Chinbuenyim Emmanuel. You have been offered admission for a 4-year degree programme in the University of Calabar, Cross River State. Course: Cyber Security, Faculty of Science.”
Ezebike’s revelation came shortly after popular crypto influencer Mr. Banks announced a giveaway of four Lenovo ThinkPad laptops.
Responding under Mr. Banks’ post, Ezebike commented:
“I just got admission to study Cyber Security after looking for admission for 8 years.”
In a follow-up tweet, he expressed deep appreciation for the overwhelming support he received online, writing:
“I don’t even know what to say. The way people rallied around me as if they know me personally thank you @Mrbankstips, and thanks to everyone who commented and reposted. I really appreciate you all.”
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