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If you don't want reactions, mind your actions, Evang Ebuka Obi tells detractors

* Evang Obi says he remains a Catholic
Monday Jul 01, 2024 20:05 pm



By Onyeka Uwakwe
Lagos,   News


Evangelist Chukwuebuka Anozie Obi, Founder and Spiritual Director, Zion Prayer Movement Outreach said in Lagos that he has lived to discipline this flesh and this has accounted for the success of his ministry. Evangelist Ebuka Obi was speaking during Day 44 of the ongoing 100 days of fasting and Prayer declared in the ministry.

The revered prophet said he was born into Catholic family and confirmed in Catholic and will remain a Catholic. He said his prayer outreach does not collect tithe, organise bazaar or do baptism. He clarified his mission as to pray, prophesy and lift up people. “ I don't have the faculty to celebrate Mass. I am not a Rev. Fr, “ he said.

He asserted that Zion is the biggest prayer movement in the world, which no one can stop. Evangelist Obi paid glowing tributes to the Late Fr. Luke Odinkemere, his mentor, who gave him strong injunctions relating to retaining his Catholic faith and avoiding quest for money and fornication. He explained his life as having the gift of inherited prophesy adding that he doesn’t live a fake life. However, he warned detractors saying “If you don't want reactions, mind your action. “




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