Controversial and captivating! Founder of Salvation Ministries, David Ibiyeomie, has set tongues wagging after recounting a startling encounter in Port Harcourt—involving none other than American rap icon 50 Cent.
Speaking during a sermon, the outspoken pastor revealed a moment that left his congregation stunned. According to him, the unexpected mention of 50 Cent in connection with his ministry was enough for him to draw a hard line.
“If 50 Cent comes, God didn’t call me,” he declared emphatically, suggesting that such a scenario would contradict his divine assignment.
The statement, both shocking and intriguing, has since ignited heated debate online. While some supporters hail the pastor for standing firm in his beliefs and spiritual boundaries, critics argue that the remark raises questions about inclusivity and outreach.
Pastor Ibiyeomie went on to explain that his ministry is strictly guided by what he believes is a clear and specific calling, and anything outside that, no matter how influential or famous, does not align with his mission.
The unusual reference to the global music star has only amplified the story, turning what might have been a routine sermon into a viral talking point across social media platforms.
As reactions continue to pour in, one thing is certain—this unexpected crossover between the pulpit and pop culture has captured attention far beyond the walls of the church.
