Prophet Drops Revelation He Got About Pastor Jerry Eze
- Prophet Abel Boma has sent a warning to popular Nigerian pastor Jerry Eze about a looming controversy
- In his now-viral post shared on TikTok, he narrated the revelation he had about a controversy that will arise
- While sharing the message on social media, he warned the parties involved not to make terrible mistakes
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A Nigerian prophet has issued a warning to prominent clergyman Jerry Eze after claiming to have received a revelation concerning an impending marital dispute linked to the pastor’s online ministry.
He stated that the matter involved a married woman, her husband and the way she promoted material from Eze’s programme.
Source: TikTok
Prophet Abel Boma shares revelation about Jerry Eze
According to the prophet on TikTok @Abel Boma, the woman’s husband was also a pastor and felt slighted because she had prioritised content from another ministry over his own.
Boma explained that the wife consistently used the phrase El Roi on her posts and in her activities, while paying little attention to her husband’s ministry.
He argued that this created a contradiction, since her husband served as her first priest and should have been given precedence.
He insisted that it was wrong for a wife to honour another man of God in such a way when her own husband was in ministry.
The prophet maintained that he was not speaking out of jealousy but delivering a message he believed had been given to him.
Boma said that if a woman’s husband was a man of God, he must come first, with other ministers remaining secondary.
He urged women listening to prioritise their husbands rather than place another pastor ahead of them.
The prophet warned that the situation could lead to the collapse of the marriage and would likely become public knowledge soon.
He noted how the woman had sidelined her husband’s work to share messages from Eze instead, even when both were speaking in God’s name.
He stated that a husband was human and could not be supported when his wife elevated another man’s symbol and words above his own.
Boma suggested that the matter would provoke widespread reaction, with some people criticising Eze, others defending him, and some condemning him outright.
Source: UGC
He predicted that Nigerian women would once again rally behind the pastor in response to the husband’s complaint.
He concluded that if the wife continued to promote Eze’s programme above her husband’s, the marriage would be at risk, adding that it was wrong regardless of religious justification and that serving one God did not change a husband’s role as first priest.
Reactions trail Prophet Abel Boma's prophecy
TikTok users stormed the comments section to react.
@Joy Opara Esq said:
"Sir, with due respect sir; in this type of message relating to a fellow minister, I think it’s best you contact the man of God except where God says otherwise. May God forgive me in the name of Jesus Christ."
@Penniey said:
"I have faith one day I will become a celebrity and God will be showing you prophecies about my life."
@lady uc said:
"One thing people needs to understand is pst jerry didn't send her message, she saw light in El-rol's name, but the mistake she did is, her husband didn't want her to be mentioning or calling El-rol, and she's saying it, okay, madam obey your husband and support his ministry while walking with El-rol words."
@barongbisong commented:
"Let the woman receive wisdom. Eno Jerry is supporting her husband, the woman should also support her husband. Anyways the woman knows what she wants and what is working for her. Even pst Jerry will advise her to support her husband."
@user36Nguo Esther 24268418381 added:
"Let her promote her husband's ministry even if she has to write El-Roi or other messages from PJ."
See the post below:
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