Several individuals have come forward with concerns and complaints regarding Prophet Miracle Paul, a religious figure known for offering prophetic services at steep prices.
According to reports, the prophet charges between US$500 for a brief three-minute session and up to US$1,000 for a half-hour consultation, prompting questions about the accessibility and ethics of such high fees.
Victims who traveled from distant places, including as far as South Africa, recount that they sought Prophet Miracle Paul’s guidance in hopes of resolving personal issues or receiving divine prophecy.
Many have however expressed disappointment, claiming that the prophecies provided were false and that their problems remained unaddressed after the sessions.
Interestingly, some defenders of the prophet argue that those seeking his services are not victims in the traditional sense.
They assert that no one is forced to pay or coerced into purchasing oils or services; rather, individuals choose to seek help voluntarily, understanding the costs involved.
