Apostle Arome’s statement that Nigeria is called to export Christ to the world, rather than primarily become a productive nation, is still generating serious reactions across the internet.
And now, the conversation has taken another turn.
Many people are calling on VeryDarkMan to apologize to Apostle Arome over the way he allegedly body-shamed him during their online clash.
But here’s where things get interesting… The internet is now sharply divided.
One side says, “VeryDarkMan should apologize for the body-shaming.”
The other side says, “Apostle Arome should apologize first for allegedly misleading Nigerians with his statement.”
So the question is no longer just about the original statement.
It has now become a battle over accountability, respect, and the way public figures handle disagreements online.
And honestly, this conversation doesn't look like it's ending anytime soon.
Comments
Omotoso Taiwo Yemi: I'm in support of the pastor to apologize first, he might have misled millions of people that can't think on their own except what any of this so called men of God said.
If he had apologized, then Verydarkman can also go ahead and apologize to him as truly body shaming isn't good, but we should rem...
Deraa: This one don turn from the original statement to a full accountability debate. 😹 People are now arguing about both the message itself and how the disagreement was handled. The internet no dey rest.
Onyinyechi Nancy Ugwuoke: Kikikikikiki, this time used for debate should have served a better purpose
Victory Amarachi: I honestly think the focus should remain on the statement that started the whole controversy, VDM may have gone too far with his words, but that doesn't automatically make the original statement correct, people should be allowed to question public figures, especially when their words can influence m...
BIGBIRD🦅🦅: Omo, when it gets to a pastor and influencers stuffs, I'm not really interested o. I no want problem.
Chinenye: Nigeria should keep praying
It's well
Danny Angbashim: Every view or postulations should be supported or shot down with superior counter view. Descending to body shaming and invectives is a mark of pettiness and intellectual hollowness.
🄰🅂🄷🄸 🄱🄷🄾🄼🄱🄷🄾🄼: Nigerians will always be gullible. The only country where black is seen as white from those in power to the last citizen.
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Those who are fighting for the god of men should continue doing so. It's their stupídity.
Adesanya Ayotola: When someone called Nigerian youths lazy, we jumped & shouted, only to somehow prove the point ourselves. Mchew.
See, Arome said what he said. He is a pastor & he was speaking within the context of those who believe & follow him. VDM chose to talk about it, as usual, but personally, I think he went...
IPKISS: If not poverty and hustle will he become a pastor in a productive country
