Prophet Fufeyin Joins Rescue Mission In Delta Flood Waters

Founder and General Overseer of Christ MercyLand Deliverance Ministry, Warri, Delta State, Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin, has once again showed his priority for humanity as he joined to rescue flood victims.

He also offered N4.5 million to ameliorate the plight of the flood victims.

Prophet Fufeyin, in a viral video on the internet, rescued over 5,000 flood victims while providing temporary accommodation, food and clothing for them as flood ravages parts of the country.

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Fufeyin and his team, seen in the video with a white branded T-shirt with the inscription, “Rescue Flood Victims,” visited some of the affected States in the country, including Anambara, Delta, Kogi, Bayelsa and others.

Visiting Ayakoromo community in Burutu Council Area of Delta State, Fufeyin assembled the community with the agreement of the leaders in a town hall providing financial support and evacuating the most affected people into the church facilities, stressing that they would be cared for and provided temporary shelter until the flood abates.

The chairman of the communities, who identified himself as Selman Richard, said Fufeyin was the first person who visited the community since it was submerged.

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“We want to appreciate the man of God for coming personally, to see to the sufferings of the people in Ayakoromo community. No other person has visited,” Richard said after receiving a N2 million cash gift for the community.

Fufeyin, who decried the suffering the people were going through later added N500,000 bringing the donation to N2.5 million.

Visiting another flooded community, Gbekebo in the same state, the cleric blessed the people of with N2million donation.

The pastor also supported a woman who had recently delivered twins but lost her husband to the flood.

Arriving at the Mercy City, the church provided the victims with food, shelter, medicare and clothes, as the cleric stressed that they would be feted until they return after the flood.

The gesture was embarked upon the platform of Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin Foundation.