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Pastor Lazarus Muoka: VeryDarkMan learning the hard way for criticizing Lord’s Chosen [VIDEO]
The founder of the Lord’s Chosen Charismatic Revival Ministries, Lazarus Muoka, has claimed that popular social media critic, VeryDarkMan, is currently “learning the hard way” for his negative remarks about the church.
According to DAILY POST, VeryDarkMan appeared on Monday before a House of Representatives joint committee on financial crimes and reformatory institutions. The committee is investigating an alleged leaked audio in which Bobrisky claimed to have bribed officials of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) with N15 million to dismiss money laundering charges against him. In the audio, Bobrisky also stated that he never spent six months in prison.
The controversy sparked by the revelation led to an investigative hearing involving VeryDarkMan, the EFCC, the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS), and Bobrisky.
In a now-trending video, Pastor Muoka responded to the situation, saying: “Someone told me that a man called VeryDarkMan said the Chosen people will learn something
Breaking News: “VeryDarkMan is Learning The Hard Way For Speaking Against Me and My Lord Chosen Church” – Lord Chosen General Overseer Pastor Lazarus Mouka reveals!!! 👀🙆♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️ pic.twitter.com/38EzkmzhJh
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