Eucharia Anunobi Alleges Threats To Life And Ministry, Accuses Apostle Psalm Okpe Of Malicious Claims

Actress and evangelist Eucharia Anunobi has raised alarms over threats to her life and ministry, claiming that she is under serious danger. In an Instagram video shared on Sunday, she stated, “My life is at risk ❗ My Ministry is under attack ‼️ If anything happens to me, my possessions, or my family—either in Nigeria or abroad—including physical harm or death, Apostle Psalm Okpe, founder of Fresh Oil Ministry, Egbeda Lagos, and his entire family should be held responsible ❗‼️ I am also ready to undergo a medical examination to confirm my chastity over nearly fourteen years since my ordination ‼️‼️” Responding to reports circulating online, Anunobi said, “I want to address the various stories being spread. I remain Apostle Dr. Eucharia Anunobi, and any attempt to distract me will not succeed.” She explained that Apostle Psalm Okpe ordained her and that she once served as an associate pastor under him. “Over time, I observed evil and demonic practices, particularly his engagement in transactional ministry, which created a toxic environment,” she said. Anunobi said she requested to leave the ministry in late 2015 but alleged that Okpe continued to tell people she was still under his leadership for years afterward. She also refuted claims reportedly made by Okpe that he dated her for five years and six months, describing the allegation as “malicious and vile” and saying it caused her emotional trauma. She added that the claim highlights longstanding threats to her ministry and confirmed she has filed a defamation lawsuit against Okpe. The controversy follows the leak of an audio recording allegedly involving Okpe and another pastor, which included unverified statements. Okpe later apologised, saying his remarks were careless and based on hearsay.

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Eucharia Anunobi Denies Allegations In Viral Audio, Warns Against Spreading Unverified Claims

Nollywood actress and evangelist Eucharia Anunobi has responded to a viral audio clip that allegedly linked her to Apostle Chikere Nwafor. The audio, which has been circulating on social media, reportedly involved Apostle Psalm Okpe and a pastor identified as Martins, also known as Martin Ugbulu. The discussion included unverified claims about Apostle Chikere and mentioned Anunobi’s name, sparking attention from both entertainment and church communities. The recording also alluded to a woman engaging in questionable behavior during a private affair, though no evidence was provided to support the allegations. Apostle Psalm Okpe later apologised, admitting the statements were based on hearsay and should not have been shared publicly. In a live video, Eucharia Anunobi dismissed the claims, calling them a deliberate attempt to tarnish her reputation. “They wanted to ruin my name, but God intervened. Their plan to damage my image failed,” she said. “Every mouth that has spoken evil against you, God will silence them forever.” She further warned bloggers and online commentators against sharing unverified or harmful content, stressing that doing so could have serious consequences.

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