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OPM Pastor Chibuzor reveals why he banished a member as he shares destiny of member’s susceptible daughter
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Apostle Gift Chinyere, the founder and General Overseer of Omega Power Ministry (OPM), has revealed that he has banished a person from his neighborhood whereas the daughter has a tragic destiny in her future.
He defined that the person was banished for impregnating his personal organic daughter.
As for the pregnant sufferer, the pastor mentioned abortion is just not acceptable and he or she must give beginning to her youngster/sister.
The pastor went on to acknowledge that he’s conscious of the awful future going through the pregnant daughter and her youngster whose father may even be her grandfather.
Chibuzor wrote on Facebook: “With a heavy heart this morning 12 November 2026 I banished a man from our community for 10 years.
“Am not joyful to ship a person out of his neighborhood for 10 years, however am left with no alternative.
“But that is not my mean worry.
My mean worry is this. After investigation it was confirmed he is the one that Pregnanted his own biological daughter.
“My main fear is primary, abortion is a NO NO. She can’t commit abortion.
“option 2: What is the faith of the child when he or she grows up ? YOUR GRANDFATHER IS ALSO YOUR FATHER.
How does that sound ? How will the community look at that child, because everyone in community knows this story, because when I was banishing him the whole youths escorting out of the community.
“Am in a really tight nook.
“Meanwhile the feeding and schooling of his children has been taken over by me.
“I will probably be sending month-to-month cash for his youngsters repairs as there father is out of the neighborhood. VERY SAD SITUATION.”

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