Controversial Anambra pastor, Chukwuemeka Ohanere, popularly known as Odumeje, has said he will die soon, having completed his work on earth.
Odumeje, who popularised “Indaboski Pahose”, his peculiar manner of speaking in tongues, came into limelight with his weird pattern of spiritual deliverance
He would carry miracle-seeking members of his church and dlam them on the floor as it is done in wrestling bouts
The 40-year old pastor was in the news last year after he confronted officials of the Anambra State Government, who had come to demolish his church.
He was beaten in that encounter.
During a Sunday service, Odumeje, in a video circulating online, was heard telling his church members that it was time for him to go.
He said: “I have called my little son, King David, and I told him that very soon, I, your father, will leave. You must take care of your brothers and your mother.
“I came to this world for a purpose, and that purpose has been fulfilled. I have finished my earthly ministry, and I will leave soon,” he told the congregation.
Odumeje had fought several battles and had challenged many native doctors to open contests on their ability to perform miracles.
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