‘I will give anyone $20,000 if they have proof that I’m fake’ – Prophet Uche

Prophet Uche has challenged anyone anywhere in the world to provide evidence that he has ever behaved inappropriately or manipulated people during his 18 years in ministry, promising to reward such a person with $20,000 if they can prove their claims.

Speaking in an interview shared on social media, the preacher dismissed the allegations circulating about him, insisting that no criticism or controversy can shake him.

“Nothing moves me. Nothing shakes me. Soldier go, soldier come. I’m the same Uche that you know,” he said.

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Throwing what he described as an open challenge to the world, Prophet Uche said anyone who can prove he had engaged in deceptive practices or asked people for personal information to stage prophecies should come forward.

“If anybody had an encounter with me ever since I did the ministry, 18 years now… I’ll give the person $20,000 cash. If anybody can come and say, ‘Prophet, I came to you and maybe one of your sons asked me, what’s your name, where are you coming from, your hometown,’ or anything like that, I’ll pay the person $20,000,” he stated.

The preacher also defended his prophetic ministry, claiming many of his prophecies have come to pass, including predictions about elections, terrorism, the United Kingdom’s prime minister, and football tournaments.

According to him, he accurately predicted the outcome of Ghana’s election by giving the winning candidate’s percentage, foresaw that one of the 13 presidential candidates would die before election day, and claimed he correctly predicted Spain would win the World Cup months before the tournament.

He maintained that the accuracy of his prophecies is proof of the authenticity of his ministry, insisting that his results continue to silence his critics.



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