Pastor Odumeje Declares: “No One Will See My Corpse When I Die”

Controversial cleric, Pastor Odumeje, makes a shocking revelation about his death, stating that no one will ever see his corpse. Find out what he meant and why.

Chukwuma Cyril Ohanaemere, widely recognized as Pastor Odumeje and the General Overseer of the Mountain of Holy Ghost Intervention and Deliverance Ministry, has claimed that his body will not be seen by anyone after he passes away.

In a recent interview, the contentious cleric expressed that he prefers people neither handle his remains nor speculate about his death.

“I am here on a mission on Earth, and soon my time will come to an end. I came into this world to demonstrate the power of Jesus. My days here are limited, and no one will see me after I’ve passed away. How could anyone approach where I’m resting in death and say, ‘Indabosky, is this how you’ve departed?’ It’s simply not possible,” he stated.

Odumeje suggested that what happens to him after death is a mystery shared only between him and God.

“The question of whether I will return to heaven after death is a mystery known only to my God. However, I’m grateful to my mom for her prayers that led me away from a troublesome gang. By age 14, I was already heading down the wrong path. Some of my close friends and fellow gang members were killed by the Bakassi Boys during those times. Looking back, I realize how misguided I was and appreciate what it took for my mother to steer me in the right direction. My radical nature isn’t something new; however, these experiences have shaped me into someone who can now help guide today’s youth,” he shared.

Explaining his decision not to wear a wedding ring or any jewelry, the cleric stated that he chose to forgo them in order to prevent misunderstandings about the origins of his spiritual power.

“I used to love wearing jewelry, but I stopped because people started assuming that my spiritual powers came from it. Even something as simple and beautiful as a wedding ring leads others to make these assumptions about its influence on spirituality. That’s why you won’t see me wearing any jewelry,” he explained.