Solomon Buchi Demands Arrest of “False Prophet” Jeremiah Fufeyin

• Serious Accusations: Media personality Solomon Buchi publicly calls for the arrest of Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin, accusing him of misleading Christians.
• Claims of Sorcery: Buchi describes Fufeyin as a sorcerer who works with familiar spirits, rejecting his identity as a Christian or a man of God.
• Protecting the Faith: Buchi emphasizes the need to guard Christianity against those who tarnish its reputation, likening Fufeyin to a charlatan.
• Public Rebuke: Drawing on biblical examples, Buchi asserts that Fufeyin’s actions disqualify him from being part of the church and warns of impending divine judgment.

Media personality Solomon Buchi has demanded the arrest of Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin, the founder of Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministries (CMDM).

Buchi, known for his outspoken views on social media, did not mince words as he called out Fufeyin for allegedly misleading Christians and tarnishing the reputation of the church.

Taking to his X page, Buchi categorically stated that Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin is not a Christian, let alone a prophet. He accused Fufeyin of being a sorcerer who operates with familiar spirits, making it clear that he believes the self-proclaimed prophet should be rebuked, called out, and even arrested for his actions.

“Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin is not a Christian let alone a prophet. He isn’t a man of God. He is a sorcerer working with a familiar spirit. He should be called out, rebuked, and arrested,” Buchi declared in his post. He expressed deep concern over the damage he believes Fufeyin is causing to the perception of Christianity, describing it as disgraceful and detrimental to the faith.

Buchi went on to explain that his motivation for the post was to protect the integrity of Christianity from what he perceives as charlatans who provide non-Christians with ammunition to criticize and ridicule the church.

“We can’t have charlatans disgrace the precious name of Jesus this way, and soil the perception of the church,” he stated.

Drawing parallels to biblical figures, Buchi likened Fufeyin’s actions to those of Simon the magician, whom the Apostle Peter rebuked for trying to buy the power of the Holy Spirit.

Buchi asserted that Fufeyin’s heart is not right before God, condemning his practices of selling miracle soap and David’s stone for business, marriage, and ministry as nothing more than a modern rebranding of traditional spiritualism.

In closing, Buchi issued a stern warning that Fufeyin has no place in the church and predicted that God’s judgment would soon befall him for his actions.