Prophet Odumeje Humbles Self, Seek Communities Forgiveness

Controversial Nigerian Pastor, Chukwuemeka Odumeje popularly known as Indaboski or Liquid metal has apologized to the People of Arondizuogu in Imo State and Awka in Anambra State.

Brandnewsday gathers that Pastor Odumeje apologizes over harmful statements he made in viral videos on how the people of these communities worship.

In a press release signed by Pastor Indaboski, he apologized to the two towns, after he called them wretched and fetish people who have sold their souls to the devil.

His statement reads part:  ”My attention has been drawn to publications on social media over the alleged face-off between me and the good people of Awka and Arondizuogu communities in Anambra and the Imo States respectively.

Pastor Odumeje Indaboski

”In the said posts, I was portrayed as declaring war on the people of these communities and their respective traditional festivals and beliefs. It was also alleged that I had vowed to destroy Imo-Awka festival and put a stop to the Ikeji festival of Arondizuogu.

”Consequent upon the above, I wish to acknowledge that the people of Awka and Arondizuogu communities are peace-loving and I have over the years come to share fellowship and service in the church with a great number of them”.

Moving further, the Liquid Metal pastor said: ”These two communities and their renowned indigenes have been known and recognized as major contributors to the development of their states, Igbo land and the nation at large.

”Awka and Arondizuogu communities have produced great men and women of integrity and pedigree and have always remained at the top of great sons and daughters of Igbo land.

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”Against this backdrop and with every humility as a Servant of the Living God, I sincerely apologise to the great people of these two communities, to the entire people of Igbo land and to my Elders for my utterances. I will not make any attempts to justify my statement as even I can see that it’s hurtful in all its facets.

”I also want to especially apologize to the family of Mazi Pericomo of Arondizuogu who I understand until his passing was a diligent servant ( Evangelist) of God. I apologize and put it on record that this experience has taught me that words that speak any form of divisive conversation amongst our people MUST be checked. This is a time for unity, love and unwavering support for each other.”

According to the popular pastor, ”Similarly, I lend my voice to the directives of the Federal and State Governments in observing all the COVID-19 protocols, while waiting on the Lord for the end of the pandemic.”