Apostle Suleman Debunks Collecting COVID-19 Loan

The General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministries, Apostle Johnson Suleman, has debunked the reports that he collected a COVID-19 loan from the United States government.

A Twitter user identified as Michael Harriot had published a list of churches and their pastors who allegedly collected COVID-19 loan from the US government.

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Harriot in his post on the social media platform had alleged that Apostle Suleman collected $188, 252 from the US government.

Apostle Suleman while reacting to the allegation noted that his name has been used to scam the US government.

In a series of tweets, the clergyman wrote: 

Just seeing this online..no dime it kobo got to me..if someone scammed you then that's your business. Get my name out of this rubbish or you will explain.. pic.twitter.com/IndACYN7ce

— Apst Johnson Suleman (@APOSTLESULEMAN) December 22, 2020

To see that people are commenting is so pedestrian..Lol..I never collect loan for Africa,na America?..I have instructed our National pastor in America investigate it..

— Apst Johnson Suleman (@APOSTLESULEMAN) December 22, 2020