VeryDarkMan also questioned why some pastors threaten members with hardship when they fail to pay tithes and offerings.
By Kehinde Okeowo
Social media activist Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan, has challenged the founder of Salvation Ministries, Pastor David Ibiyeomie, to name those whom his curses have negatively affected.
He made this known on 1 November 2026 via a now-trending video shared on his official social media page.
VeryDarkMan was reacting to Ibiyeomie’s earlier claim that people he curses become useless for life.
The cleric, challenging critics to check whether people he had previously cursed were still alive and doing well, bragged: “Anyone who wants to trouble me, when I curse you, you are finished. Check all the social media; all the people I have cursed, check whether anyone is existing.”
Reacting, VeryDarkMan accused the pastor of using fear and religious manipulation to control church members, and dared him to identify those he had cursed.
“All the social media people that you have cursed, call their names, I dare you. You are a liar,” the influencer said.
ALSO READ: Adeboye: I carried placard against insecurity, not Jonathan
He further accused some pastors of making their followers believe they possessed supernatural powers, arguing that such claims were previously used to influence parents, particularly mothers.
VeryDarkMan also questioned why some pastors threaten members with hardship when they fail to pay tithes and offerings.
“The Bible says bless those who persecute you, bless them and do not curse. You people are not God,” he said.
The internet personality went on to challenge Ibiyeomie over his alleged claim that he gave God one million dollars, questioning the statement in view of what he described as the pastor not having a house at the time.
VeryDarkMan concluded by calling Ibiyeomie a liar and daring him to curse him.
