Jerry Eze, the founder and president of Streams of Joy International, has addressed critics accusing him of staging a miracle.
Eze recently convened a New Season Prophetic Prayers and Declaration (NSSPD) conference in the United Kingdom.
During the conference, an 8-year-old girl suffering from cerebral palsy and confined to a wheelchair was said to have been healed.
The development sparked a wave of mixed reactions on social media with many users accusing the clergyman of staging the miracle and questioning why he did not heal sick Nigerians.
In a recent sermon to his congregation, Eze declared that he has no “time to reply to anybody”.
The 41-year-old added that he has more “important things to do for God” and won’t respond to naysayers.
“Listen NSSPDiers, you will never see this man here reply anybody. I do not have that kind of time, I do not have the time. There are more important things to do for God. Look at the arranged miracle, no ooo she was never in a wheelchair. Look at the parents,” he said.
Eze founded Streams of Joy church in 2013 in Abia state and now has over 13 branches across Nigeria and the world.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, he also started the NSSPD, a digital prayer session.
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