Governor Chukwuma Soludo has sparked widespread reactions online after daring pastors who claim to perform miracles to demonstrate their powers at Amaku General Hospital.
In a viral video circulating on social media, the Anambra State governor questioned the authenticity of self-acclaimed miracle workers, urging them to visit hospitals and heal patients if their claims are genuine.
Soludo specifically mentioned Amaku General Hospital, stating that pastors who boast of supernatural healing powers should prove themselves by performing miracles on sick patients at the facility.
The governor also disclosed that his administration has arrested several individuals allegedly posing as pastors and bishops in the state. According to him, the crackdown is part of ongoing efforts to rid Anambra of fraudulent religious practices and criminal activities operating under the guise of spirituality.
The statement has since generated mixed reactions online, with some Nigerians praising the governor for confronting fake religious leaders, while others argued that miracles and faith cannot be subjected to public tests.
The viral clip continues to trend across social media platforms as debates intensify over religion, miracles, and accountability among spiritual leaders in Nigeria.
