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Odumeje Makes Strange Claim About Death, Tells Followers What to Expect

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Odumeje Makes Strange Claim About Death, Tells Followers What to Expect

Nigerian cleric Chukwuemeka Ohanemere, popularly known as Prophet Odumeje, has attracted attention after declaring that he would disappear rather than die when his earthly assignment is complete.

The controversial preacher made the statement while addressing his followers, warning them against making burial arrangements for him because he claimed he would not experience a conventional death.

Odumeje questioned how people would celebrate him after his death, insisting that his departure from the world would not involve a traditional funeral or burial ceremony.

“You can never celebrate me when I am dead. Who would go and put their foot in my burial? Don’t come and plan a burial for me. I can never die. The only thing I will do when I’m done with my job, I will disappear,” he declared.

The cleric’s remarks have drawn attention because of his unusual assertion that he would vanish after completing his earthly assignment instead of dying in the conventional sense.

Odumeje also used grandiose expressions to describe himself, referring to himself as a lion and portraying himself as someone destined to become a star.

The preacher is known for his energetic preaching style, dramatic public appearances and unconventional statements, which frequently attract attention among his followers and social media users.

His latest declaration has added to conversations surrounding the cleric, particularly his remarks about death, disappearance and why his followers should not plan a conventional burial for him.

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Chioma Ndukwu

Chioma Madonna Ndukwu, popularly known as Oma, is a journalist, writer, educator and media professional passionate about storytelling, public affairs and human-interest issues. Her work spans journalism, communication, analysis and digital media, with a focus on telling meaningful stories with clarity, depth and a human touch.

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