Journalist confirms Ebuka Obi of Zion Ministry is behind the arrest of Mathias Ezeaku as he transferred to Kuje prison in Abuja

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Journalist confirms Ebuka Obi of Zion Ministry is behind the arrest of Mathias Ezeaku as he transferred to Kuje prison in Abuja.

Sahar Reporters confirmed the news:

SaharaReporters, however, reliably gathered on Monday morning that Mathias Ezeaku had been taken to Force Headquarters, Abuja, where he is currently being detained.

According to sources, his arrest was orchestrated by pastors he had been criticising over their fake miracles.

“He said it’s impossible for Ebuka Obi to fast for 50 days without food and also said he should provide the blind person he said he healed. They even shot someone while trying to arrest him yesterday. He’s at Force CID. Same place Jeremiah put Kassy. He’s exposing their fake miracles,” one of the sources told SaharaReporters.

Meanwhile, SaharaReporters’ efforts to speak with the Anambra State Police Command were unsuccessful as the Command’s Spokesperson DSP Tochukwu Ikenga could not be reached at the time of filing this report.

The policemen had also shot one person on the thigh and left him bleeding profusely.

Ezeaku, who operates a traditional worship centre, has been critical of the Christian religion and some pastor who make boastful claims. He has criticised several pastors, referring to them as fake.

Ezeaku, who operates what he refers to as a traditional worship centre, has been critical of the Christian religion. He has been criticizing a lot of known pastors, referring to them as fake.

The preacher was arrested on Sunday morning by men in police uniforms as he arrived at his worship centre.

A video trending on social media showed Ezeaku resisting arrest, and his members also putting up stiff resistance.

The incident led to sporadic gunshots by the operatives. One of the members of the centre was shot in the leg.

A message which Ezeaku had posted on his Facebook handle early on Sunday morning, urging his members to join him for worship, read: “Don’t forget to join us today as we adore and uplift the name of our ancestors and creator Chukwuokikeabiama.

He accepted and they both made an arrangement and hosted a three-day healing program. The young man brought four physically sick persons for her to heal and she insisted that they should be engaged in a dry fasting. Three days passed without a result, Ezeaku became angry and aggressively disgraced the preacher, and burnt his Bible.