Social media personality, Martins Otse better known as VeryDarkMan has challenged Nigerian pastors who lay claim to performing miracles to prove their powers by healing ailing ace video director, TG Omori.
VeryDarkMan spoke in an Instagram post on Thursday.
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TG Omori, who has been battling kidney failure, revealed on Tuesday, August 27, that his brother graciously donated a kidney to him.
However, he said that the kidney transplant was unsuccessful but remained upbeat about his chances of making a recovery.
In his post, VeryDarkMan called on miracle-merchant pastors to heal the video director to demonstrate their acclaimed healing powers.
He said, “Come you people did not hear that TG Omori is in the hospital, he needs kidney, he has serious kidney problem. They said his brother gave him kidney.
“The kidney is not a match, so the guy is sick. He is helpless, hoping to God. You guys did not hear that. Where are all the pastors that help people on the wheelchair? You guys did not hear it?
“Where are all the pastors that rise people from the dead? Where are the ones selling miracle healing soap when they said that Verydarkman you are challenging God.
“It’s time to prove your word. We don’t want to challenge you people again. Come and heal TG Omori. Where are the pastors, the one that said I challenge me, saying my house will haunt me, my room will haunt me if I get to challenge him?
“I want to challenge you now; TG Omori is on his sick bed. He needs kidney. Go and heal him. Where is the one that said he wanted to travel and his passport was full, but when he went to immigration, they let him through?
“When is the one that all his members are receiving dollars in their account? Come and show your miracle. Heal TG Omori.
“Abi it’s only when they come to your church first? Call him to your church. All the people carrying wheelchair to your church, it’s almost looking as if you people are arranging it. This is a popular guy we all know what he is going through. He is crying. He said he doesn’t want to die.”
Quadri Olaitan is a journalist and contributor to Freelanews.com, covering news, public affairs, and human-interest stories.
