The controversial cleric and senior pastor of Power City International, Dr. Abel Damina, recently sparked a range of reactions with his latest video, where he discussed Jehovah Witnesses’ prophecies and false positions on the deity of Jesus.

During a Facebook teaching session, Dr. Damina cited references from the Jehovah’s Witnesses’ Bible.

His word: “I have engaged a number of them on the issue that has to do with prophecies with Jehovah Witness and their false position on the deity of Jesus.

“The Jehovah Witness claim that Jesus is not God and today we want to clinically examine them.

“Their prophecies, that’s where we’re starting from and from their bible, we’re going to see from the world translation watchtower translation of the Bible how that Jesus is properly communicated to be God”

Watch Dr Damina’s full Video here

An old prophecy by celebrity seer Bright about a Big Brother Naija contestant has resurfaced online

The prophecy, which dates back to 2024, mentioned a former housemate whose name starts with “P,” warning that she should pray against impending calamity

Bright recently reposted the old video, adding a caption to emphasise how her earlier prediction aligns with Phyna’s current predicament

Nigerians were taken aback by a new post from celebrity seer, Bright concerning Big Brother Naija star Phyna and her sister’s current condition.

Phyna recently called out a manufacturing group owned by billionaire Aliko Dangote after one of the company’s trucks crushed her sister Ruth’s legs.

Tragically, it was later revealed that Ruth’s left leg had been amputated, with doctors warning that she might also lose her right leg. The heartbreaking news has sparked an emotional outpouring online, with many Nigerians sending prayers for Ruth’s

Amid the public concern, Bright the Seer shared a new post on her page, resurfacing an old prophecy from June 11, 2024. In the clip, she had warned that a Big Brother Naija housemate whose name starts with the letter “P” should pray against a situation that could make her “run helter-skelter.”

The resurfaced prophecy has since triggered conversations online, with many connecting it to Phyna’s current ordeal.

Click to see Bright The Seer’s video here

Bright The Seer’s prophecy about Phyna trends Read some reactions as compiled by Legit below:

@mayoremaar said: “Ma at this point is there no solution to ur prophecy? Can’t u help them to reject it cos as we applaud 👏 u same way it hurt that most of the prophecy nigeria prophet gives is full of heartbreak 💔.”

@steveroyal3040 said: “So all her prophesies have no way to avert them? I tire o. Yet very bold to post that these bad prophesies comes to past.”

@precious_nonso_eze said: “This woman is gradually becoming another VDM, seeing prophecy abt anything and everything.”

@akachukwu_san said: “Why God go Dey show you about bbn when serious problems full country with no solution? Mumu people.”

@lush_chi2 said: ”

@bellaokagbue do you remember this prophecy. I tag you last year when she post this.”

@rosemaryosho said: “Truck drivers, driving very roughly, is not prophesy. It’s common sense. They all drive rough, even here in the US. They drive rough, they cause accidents and they need to be called to order. That shouldn’t be difficult to understand. No be everything be prophesy, abeg.” @nigerianpeterson said: “Now am beginning to believe you. Forgive my ignorance please.”

Religious leaders who have amassed significant wealth through their ministries, media empires, and business ventures are attracting global attention, with many people interested in who the richest pastors in the world are, and how much they are worth.

These pastors, some leading megachurches and others heading influential  television ministries, have built substantial financial empires, blending their spiritual missions with savvy entrepreneurship. The wealth of these leaders often sparks debates about the intersection of religion and material success, with some viewing it as a sign of divine favour and others questioning its alignment with Christian values of modesty and charity

As of 2025, the list of the world’s top ten richest pastors is led by Kenneth Copeland and David Oyedepo. Their net worth, along with others on the list, reflects the vast influence they wield both within and beyond their congregations. From real estate investments to publishing and media, these pastors have leveraged their platforms to achieve financial success, cementing their status as some of the wealthiest spiritual leaders in the world.

Kenneth Copeland
Kenneth Copeland, founder of Kenneth Copeland Ministries, holds the title of the wealthiest pastor worldwide. Based in Texas, his ministry’s global reach is amplified by his television network, books, and speaking engagements. Copeland’s luxury properties and private jet are often seen as reflections of his belief in the “prosperity gospel.”

David Oyedepo
Bishop David Oyedepo, leader of the Living Faith Church Worldwide, commonly known as Winners’ Chapel, is Africa’s richest pastor. His wealth comes from his churches, publishing house, schools, and Covenant University, a top private university in Nigeria.

Pat Robertson
Pat Robertson, founder of the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN), has had a substantial impact in both the media and political realms. His network has played a significant role in global Christian programming, solidifying his status as a leading televangelist.

Joel Osteen
As senior pastor of Lakewood Church, the largest megachurch in the U.S., Joel Osteen is well known for his uplifting messages. His wealth stems largely from his best-selling books and television ministry, which reach millions worldwide.

Enoch Adeboye
Pastor Enoch Adeboye heads the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), one of Africa’s largest religious organisations. With churches across the globe, Adeboye’s influence is immense, and his spiritual leadership has garnered him widespread respect.

Uebert Angel
Prophet Uebert Angel, founder of Spirit Embassy (Good News Church), has rapidly grown in prominence. His wealth is derived from his ministry and various business ventures, particularly in real estate, and he has a growing following across continents.

Benny Hinn
Famous for his “miracle healing” crusades, Benny Hinn is one of the most recognisable televangelists in the world. His healing services, widely broadcast, have contributed significantly to his wealth through ministry and media ventures.

Pastor Chris Oyakhilome
Pastor Chris Oyakhilome is the founder of Christ Embassy, also known as Believers’ Loveworld. His ministry, focused on teaching and healing, reaches millions through television, publications, and even a music label, making him one of Africa’s richest pastors.

Pastor Creflo Dollar
Creflo Dollar, known for his teachings on the “prosperity gospel,” leads World Changers Church International. His ministry’s emphasis on financial blessings has helped him build wealth through books, television, and speaking engagements.

Rick Warren
Rick Warren, founder of  Saddleback Church and author of The Purpose Driven Life, rounds out the list. His book’s global success has made him one of the most influential Christian leaders in the world, extending his influence beyond his congregation.

The significant wealth accumulated by these pastors continues to fuel debates, particularly surrounding the “prosperity gospel,” which suggests that financial success is a sign of divine favour. While supporters see this as a positive interpretation of faith, critics argue it contradicts traditional Christian values such as humility and charity.

Nevertheless, these religious leaders have built massive empires, intertwining their spiritual missions with business savvy. Their influence extends not just within their congregations but also across global media and economic spheres.