Apostle Suleman Narrates How Cousins Accused Him of Using Their Destinies After Giving Them Money

The founder and senior pastor of Omega Fire Ministries International, Apostle Johnson Suleman, has narrated how some of his cousins allegedly accused him of using their destinies after he gave them money during a visit to his house.

Suleman shared the experience during a recent sermon on YouTube, where he expressed disappointment over what he described as the growing suspicion surrounding the success of wealthy individuals, particularly Christians.

Recounting the incident, the cleric said some of his cousins had visited his residence to greet him, after which he gave them money before they departed.

He explained that one of them later called him through WhatsApp, prompting him to answer the call because he thought they were contacting him for another reason.

According to him, the conversation took an unexpected turn when the relatives allegedly questioned the source of the money he had given them.

Suleman said they suggested that the money might have been obtained through the use of their destinies, questioning whether he could have collected money through ordinary means without involving them spiritually.

The pastor said he listened to their allegations without responding during the telephone conversation.

He further disclosed that he later sent a message to the individual, informing him that he had listened to the conversation and warning him not to visit his residence again.

Explaining his decision, Suleman said he was unwilling to continue maintaining relationships with people who suspected him of engaging in diabolical activities despite his financial assistance to them.

The cleric used the experience to caution Christians against allowing family relationships to become a source of unnecessary suspicion and hostility.

He also stressed that people should not feel obligated to continue helping relatives who constantly interpret their good intentions negatively.

Suleman subsequently urged his congregation to be mindful of the people they sacrifice for, noting that some individuals they work hard to support could harbour negative perceptions about them.