Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere of OPM says he “no dey give shishi” to his blackmailers

APOSTLE CHIBUZOR CHINYERE OF OPM SAYS HE “NO DEY GIVE SHISHI” TO HIS BLACKMAILERS 

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Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere, founder and General Overseer of the Omega Power Ministries (OPM), headquartered in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria has once again debunked the recent several rumors about him having carnal knowledge of innocent girls who are kept under his watch.

While chatting with the CEO of We4We Media & Val Media USA, Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere simply characterized the adventures of those coming up against him as “Blackmail”, going further to use the now famous phrase (“I/we no dey give shishi”) that Peter Obi and his “Obidients” popularized during the recent presidential campaigns in Nigeria to describe his unwillingness to be cowed into the blackmail. In his responses, he wrote, “.. Yes it’s pure blackmail… But am not giving them shishi”.

Val Frakas Mo’fire Amadi, We4We Media CEO in a short viral video clip states that the Apostle is seen generally worldwide as a man that’s done so much for humanity and that it is very difficult to believe some of the stuff being said about him.

He disclosed that he first met the Apostle at a store in Lagos, Nigeria as he shopped and prepared for his return back to the USA. He says the Apostle was trying not to attract attention to himself and was shopping for a baseball hat to help disguise his identity further. He says the apostle appeared to be a man who’s not too fond of attention. A smart and curious worker spotted the apostle and alerted the rest of the coworkers and shoppers and it turned into a frenzy of love and loving/kind mobbing.. Amadi says he also incidentally boarded the same flight with the Apostle Chibuzor later the next evening as he returned to the USA. The Apostle stated that he was on his way to Togo to visit some of his students who are on free scholarships.

Val Ekezie Amadi advises that for “sound and ethical journalistic practices, journalists must ensure they remain fair and balanced in their reporting.”