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Odumeje blasts ‘stupid person’ Okotie over comment on TB Joshua

Chukwuemeka Ohanaemere, popularly known as Prophet Odumeje, has rebuked comments on late Prophet TB Joshua by Pastor Christopher Okotie.

The General Overseer of The Mountain of Holy Ghost Intervention and Deliverance Ministry suggested Okotie was not in his senses when he attacked the deceased.

Pastor Okotie, the leader of the Household of God Church International Ministries, in a video posted on his YouTube had said TB Joshua likened himself to Christ by his name, conduct, and spiritual style.

He described the founder of Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) as a “magician”, “sorcerer” and a “vicar of the devil on earth”.

“Even Jesu Oyingbo did the same thing, he calls himself Emmanuel. And we have the same thing with the entity in Calabar who used to call himself I Am.

“So Joshua believes he is aloof from Jesus, that’s why he took the name Joshua because that’s the name that Jesus bore when he was right here on earth.

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“The full name is Jehoshua, which means Jehovah is salvation. The name Joshua and the name Jesus are exactly the same,” Okotie said.

Reacting, Odumeje described Okotie as a “stupid person” that will not allow “General” TB Joshua to rest in peace.

His words: “A man (Joshua) that finished his job and left immediately after the job. We are not in this world to enjoy anything with you. My fellow prophet did his duty.

“I want to correct a stupid person. There is a man that doesn’t want the General to rest in peace and allow the family to mourn.

“This man is Chris Okotie. Young man, we have respected you enough. I have never seen you done anything in this life. I have never seen you save a soul.

“But you say TB Joshua is a devil. Even if we bear the name of Jesus Christ, does that mean we are Christ? You come out to try to prove yourself. When I look at you, I see that you’re possessed.

“When you cannot do what a man does, you have no right to talk about him. Because you’re not in the same level, qualification, spiritual balance. You are too far carnal (sic) for who TB Joshua is.

“When I see you say you want to rule Nigeria, I see that you’re suffering from insanity. You need a dirty slap to correct your senses. I don’t reply to people with stories, I reply with deadly spiritual weapons”, Odumeje boasted.

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