Pastor Adeboye Reacts To AI-Generated Image Showing Him As Alhaji

Pastor Enoch Adeboye, leader of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, responded to an AI-created image portraying him as an alhaji.

The manipulated photo, showing him in traditional Islamic attire near the Kaabah in Mecca, gained traction online last December.

During the first Holy Ghost Night of the year, Adeboye acknowledged the viral image, viewing it with humour but dismissing its relevance.

He addressed ongoing mockery from various quarters, emphasizing the need for spiritual focus over distractions.

In his message titled
The Glory Ahead, Adeboye urged prayers for global peace, warning of potential large-scale disasters, including a major earthquake in 2025, Punch reports.

He encouraged Nigerians to join the church’s 100-day fast, dedicating its initial phase to the nation’s revival. Special guidelines were provided for elderly participants, emphasizing health considerations.

Adeboye also predicted that 2025 would bring transformative milestones and breakthroughs, reinforcing hope for a brighter future.

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2 responses to “Pastor Adeboye Reacts To AI-Generated Image Showing Him As Alhaji”

  1. johnson odunlami Avatar
    johnson odunlami

    Please live this papa Adeboye alone for God’s sake. Allow him to forge ahead with the work of the kingdom.

  2. Abidemi Babatunde Avatar
    Abidemi Babatunde

    Kaabar, we be replaced with church in a very near future.

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