“The Richest Man Of God In Nigeria Is A Catholic Priest” – Rev. Omolehin Sparks Debate

• Rev. Isaac Omolehin has claimed that Roman Catholic priest Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Edeh is the richest man of God in Nigeria, putting his alleged net worth at about $500 million.
• He explained that the priest took a vow of poverty, meaning the assets he owns are regarded as belonging to the Roman Catholic Church.

Rev. Isaac Omolehin has claimed that Roman Catholic priest Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Edeh is the richest man of God in Nigeria, with an estimated net worth of about $500 million.

Speaking about the cleric’s wealth, Omolehin said Rev. Fr. Edeh took an oath of poverty as a Catholic priest.

According to him, the vow means that the properties and assets belonging to the priest are not personally his but are held for the Roman Catholic Church.

“The richest man of God in Nigeria is a Roman Catholic priest, Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Edeh. His net worth is about $500 million. He took the oath of poverty, meaning that everything he owns does not belong to him but to the Roman Catholic Church,” Rev. Isaac Omolehin said.

His claim has since attracted reactions from social media users, with some questioning how the priest allegedly accumulated such wealth.

@Akinjoshua2017: “How he take dey get this kind money?”

@nwaobianozie: “Who be this one again”

@1Cryptolabs: “U don min it”

@Ifeadianyichim: “Father founder.”

In other news… Nollywood actress Doris Ogala has called out Omega Fire Ministries founder, Apostle Johnson Suleman, over his comments about Abia State.

In a post shared on social media, Ogala questioned Suleman’s work as a pastor and accused him of making claims about Abia that she said were misleading.

She also alleged that she knows details about an incident involving the cleric at Protea Hotel in Lagos, including the room numbers, and threatened to reveal what she knows.

“Most people you see that call themselves pastors are lazy people who couldn’t work but decided to call themselves and start deceiving by claiming God called them.

“Some even go the extra mile to get involved in voodoo.

“Suleman Johnson, what is his work? Doors, that man looks and behaves like a pastor?

“Suleman, I know a lot that will shock the world. Forget that I said I don’t know you; I know a lot that happened at Protea Hotel, Lagos, including room numbers.

“How dare you come to say that there’s 24-hour light in Abia, and you claim you weren’t campaigning.”

Ogala further said she would not allow what she described as deception of Abians to continue, adding that she was ready to face Suleman and authorities if necessary.