Popular Nigerian actor, Jim Iyke, has addressed rumors surrounding a widely circulated story linking him to an alleged deliverance session at the Synagogue Church of All Nations.
Speaking candidly, the Nollywood star dismissed the claims as baseless, shedding light on the real events that transpired.
“It’s very funny how I woke up one morning to find my name in the news that I was carried to Synagogue Church for the demon in me to be cast away,” Jim Iyke said.
“My sister and I took my sick mother there, but I don’t even know or understand how the tables turned.”
According to the actor, church officials noticed him through their CCTV cameras and recognized him as a celebrity.
“The next thing, they sent their ushers to whisk me away to the stage and started chanting while the camera was recording,” he explained.
Iyke clarified that his visit was solely for his mother’s health. However, he stated that “my sick mother left there, and nothing happened,” expressing skepticism about the claims of miraculous healings.
The actor’s remarks have reignited discussions about the authenticity of certain miracle claims and how public figures are sometimes drawn into sensational narratives without their consent.
