Apostle Johnson Suleman, the head pastor at Omega Fire Ministries (OFM) worldwide, may not be the ideal ‘perfect master’; of course, no man is, but he has endeared himself to many particularly those who get a helping hand when it matters to them.
The popular Clergy shows love to all and occasionally dishes out different grades of people cash and gift items, irrespective of faith, tribe or colour.
The latest beneficiary of Apostle Suleman’s milk of kindness is the family of the young school girl, Leah Sharibu, who unfortunately was kidnapped by the dreaded Islamic sect, Boko Haram, alongside her schoolmates in Yobe State but was held back for refusing to convert from her faith, Christianity.
Information has it that the Apostle gave Leah’s mother the sum of N1million.
The woman, a school teacher, has stopped teaching since her daughter’s kidnap and this came to the hearing of Apostle Suleman.
It was gathered that the Apostle then ordered that the money be given to Leah’s mother to support her family while he offers to continue to pray for the quick release of her daughter.
In the same vein, Apostle Suleman, who does not get tired of giving, also doled out the sum of N2.5million to a group of young men who were recently deported from Libya.
The Libya returnees were full of appreciation to the respected clergy who used the opportunity of the occasion to advise young men and women against traveling to Libya for greener pastures.