Paul Adefarasin: Lady Explains What House on the Rock Pastor Was Brandishing on Content Creator

Paul Adefarasin: Lady Explains What House on the Rock Pastor Was Brandishing on Content Creator

  • A Nigerian lady has weighed in on the saga between Pastor Paul Adefarasin and a content creator who was recording a video of him on traffic
  • The pastor was accused of brandishing a firearm at the content creator, an allegation he has denied during a sermon in his church
  • In a video she posted, the Nigerian lady explained that what people saw in the video was not a gun but a shock device

Pastor Paul Adefarasin has explained that what he was holding was not a gun, as alleged by people.

Some Nigerians who saw a trending video alleged that the pastor who leads House on the Rock Church brandished a gun at a content creator.

Lady explains what Paul Adefarasin was holding.
The lady said what the pastor was holding was not a gun. Photo credit: X/GossipmillTV and Instagram/Paul Adefarasin.
Source: UGC

In the video, which has been raising uproar, the pastor was spotted holding what looked like a firearm, but he has said it wasn't anything like that.

However, a Nigerian lady has said that what the pastor was holding was not a firearm at all.

She explained that Pastor Adefarasin was holding a shock device which is used to scare intruders on traffic.

Pastor Adefarasin said he was not holding a gun.
A lady said that what the pastor was holding was a shock device and not a gun. Photo credit: Instagram/Paul Adefarasin.
Source: Instagram

Watch the video below:

Reactions to Paul Adefarasin video

@Dr_Pharouk said:

"Okay we don hear you. But why would he flash it at the guy."

@Akunn_a said:

"The person involved did not say what he was holding, but you, public defender wants to say what you don't know. See as her accent dey fluctuate like gen wey the fuel wan finish."

@maniac8989 said:

"Stun guns including tasers are illegal in Nigeria though. Make police no catch you with tasers oo. You go explain explain taya. No evidence."

@oobynno said:

"From your own point of view he was going to shock the boy remotely because from his car there was not going to be any contact... or he was threatening him with the supposed devise which can easily be mistaken as a gun (that is we assume with believing your word that it was not a gun). In all this, please make it make sense what his objective of threatening someone that posed no threat to him with any device whatsoever."

@RealDamola said:

"If it was truly just for protection, why wind down at all? Why hold it up and still talk recklessly? You don’t flash a defensive tool while escalating. That’s not protection, that’s intimidation. The story isn’t adding up."

@omacollins said:

"This one cannot even go on evangelism and defend the gospel of Christ, but is coming here to croak and defend a lying arrogant man."

@ChrisDefi3 said:

"See how your pastors that preach you God's protection dey protect themselves with humans protection .. lol."

Pastor Adefarasin breaks silence

Amid the trending news of Pastor Adefarasin branding a weapon against a content creator, the House on the Rock founder, during a service on Sunday, June 8, said he never owned a gun license.

He referred to the content creator as "aggressive", saying the man came too close to his car.

Businessman on pilgrimage with Adefarasin

A businessman, Chimaobi Desmond Anyaso, who once accompanied the pastor to Jerusalem, also shared the unforgettable experience he had.

During the pilgrimage, Chimaobi said that they prayed with leaders from across the world, and it was such a spiritual awakening for him.

In his words:

"What an incredible honor it’s been to be here in the Holy Land Jerusalem, as part of the delegation led by my pastor, Pastor Paul Adefarasin of House on the Rock, for the Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast Meeting.
"From walking the very streets Jesus Christ walked, to standing at the tomb of Jesus, the tomb of David, and sites like the Mount of Ascension, every moment has been deeply humbling and spiritually awakening."

Man shares photo of gift he gave to Pastor Azzaman

Earlier, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian man said that when Reverend Azzaman David was alive, he gave him a framed photograph as a gift from his heart.

The man identified as Musa BM Azzaman mourned the death of the popular Kaduna pastor and posted the framed photo online.

Musa said he had no idea that, when he gave the photo to Reverend Azzaman, it would be the last before death came.

Joseph Omotayo, the HoD of the Human Interest Desk, contributed to this article, referencing Pastor Adeferasin's reaction to the trending news about him and a businessman's account of a pilgrimage he went on with the pastor.

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Source: Legit.ng

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Israel Usulor (Human-Interest editor) Israel Usulor is a journalist who has 10 years of experience. He worked at The Prime Newspaper and has published articles in TheCable Newspaper. Israel graduated with distinction from Fidei Polytechnic (Mass Commun, 2016). Israel has interviewed Zannah Mustapha, the man who helped negotiate the release of Chibok Girls, and Kunle Adeyanju, who rode a bike from London to Lagos. He covered exclusive stories on Chef Dami during her Guinness World Records cookathon. Email: israel.usulor@corp.legit.ng.

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