Senior pastor of Omega Fire Ministries, Apostle Johnson Suleman has questioned clerics who claim to have visited heaven, with his remarks drawing attention amid the controversy surrounding fellow preacher Pastor Arome Osayi and accounts of heavenly experiences.
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In a recent sermon, Suleman expressed disbelief at claims by preachers who say they visit heaven repeatedly. He questioned one account in which a cleric reportedly described visiting heaven during the year.
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“In this generation, you will hear somebody say, ‘I have gone to heaven five times.’ Which heaven did you go to? I heard somebody saying, ‘This year, when I went to heaven.’ So, he goes to heaven every year,” Suleman stated.
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The cleric also challenged claims about seeing biblical figures during heavenly encounters, describing some accounts as lies.
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“When I went to heaven this year, I said, ‘Eeeh! These people are bold oo. The way they lie.’ When I got to heaven, God now showed me. I saw Paul and Solo. Eeeeh! You dey lie oo,” he added.
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Suleman further questioned claims about seeing biblical figures, arguing that references to Paul and Abraham were merely songs rather than reality, insisting that such accounts were not true.
He also recounted an alleged experience following a 40-day fast, claiming that people fell when they came close to him. He further narrated how people reportedly fell in a room where Christians were praying after he entered.
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Although Suleman did not mention Arome by name in the quoted remarks, the comments have drawn attention in connection with the controversy surrounding the preacher and claims of visiting heaven.
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