Enugu-based Bishop James Ogwo, General Overseer of Oyoyo Jesus Ministry also known as All Christian Miracle Centre, faces serious allegations following the leak of explicit videos.
The videos, which surfaced in early June 2026, reportedly depict the 66-year-old cleric in intimate acts with female church members, including married women.
Public discussions on social media claim the materials spread after a phone repair incident or mistaken sharing in a church WhatsApp group.
Ogwo, an Abia State native with over 46 years in ministry and branches in Alayi, Aba, and Enugu, built a significant following through his work.
Reactions have poured in across platforms. Many followers express disappointment over the breach of trust. Some recall his past prophetic declarations against evil deeds in Alayi.
Social media users have shared stills and clips, with comments highlighting concerns about pastoral conduct. One post noted the videos involve "married women in the church."
No official statement from Bishop Ogwo or the ministry has been widely reported as of the latest updates. The scandal continues to trend, especially on X and local gossip sites.
Observers describe the situation as painful for long-time adherents, including families with multiple generations in the church. Questions arise about accountability in religious leadership.
The incident adds to broader conversations about integrity among clergy in Nigeria. Many urge caution and verification amid rapid online spread of such content.
Authorities have not issued public comments. The ministry's branches remain operational amid the ongoing online buzz.
This development has left many followers reflecting on their faith and pastoral relationships. The full impact on the Oyoyo Jesus Ministry is yet to unfold.
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