The General Overseer of the Omega Fire Ministries Apostle Johnson Suleman has threatened to facilitate the return of two former security guards known as Happie Boys if they dare to speak one more time against their benefactor Apostle Chibuzor Gift Chinyere of Omega Power Ministries (OPM).

Chibuzor has been in the eye of the storm over allegations and counter-allegations by the former security guards who were on an OPM scholarship to Cyprus after they dragged him last month for allegedly abandoning them.

The displeased cleric offered them scholarships to continue their education in Nigeria, Ghana or Benin Republic, urging them to return as he had booked return tickets for them.

But the Happie Boys in a recent video after apologising for their actions taunted the clergyman for planning their return to Nigeria.

“See OPM say he don pay una flight ticket to come back Nigeria,” said a man videoing the moments.

Reacting heatedly, one of the Happie Boys screamed into the phone screen: “See dem no born you. OPM comot body; tahh!! OPM, comot body! You dey jonse?”

Furious at the young men and the entire episodes, Suleman accused them of being the most ungrateful and entitled pair.

Amid the full display of ingratitude by the Happie Boys and a couple of other stressful situations, Chibuzor collapsed at the Lagos airport a couple of days ago.

Reacting to this, Suleman questioned why they should make such befall one who’s shown them immense benevolence.

Addressing his congregation in a video, he swore to bring back the ‘entertainers’ should they challenge or direct any word against their benefactor.

He said: “I know Cyprus very well. I know how to bring them back. I’m not joking. And if they’re watching me now and I hear pim from them, I’ll bring them back.

“How can a man of God collapse because of you? How can you open your mouth….somebody who helped you.

“You’re doing video against this man. This man helped you for Christ’s sake!

“I have told you in the church, anybody who you have eaten from, even if they hurt you tomorrow, walk away; leave it for Jesus.” (The Nation)

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