Nigerian singer Bloody Civilian accuses Pastor Helen Ukpabio of inciting harmful practices, including child abuse, through her teachings. The claims, made on social media during the pastor's 60th birthday, have reignited debates on Ukpabio's controversial ministry. Her daughter has denied the allegations and threatened legal action against the singer.
Nigerian singer Bloody Civilian has reignited controversy by alleging that Akwa Ibom-based preacher and film producer Pastor Helen Ukpabio incited followers to commit extreme acts, including burning their children alive. The shocking claims surfaced on social media in response to a post celebrating Ukpabio’s 60th birthday.
Bloody Civilian accused the preacher of promoting harmful practices through her ministry, referencing past reports and international criticism of Ukpabio's work. The accusations have sparked intense debate online, with supporters defending the pastor’s legacy while critics echoed the singer’s condemnation.
Helen Ukpabio, founder of Liberty Foundation Gospel Ministries, has faced scrutiny over her teachings and movies, which critics argue contributed to harmful superstitions, especially accusations of witchcraft against children in parts of Nigeria. Bloody Civilian’s tweets brought renewed attention to these allegations, prompting widespread reactions.
In response, Ukpabio’s daughter dismissed the claims as defamatory and threatened legal action against the singer. The pastor has yet to issue a direct statement addressing the allegations, but the controversy has reignited discussions about accountability for influential religious leaders.
