Women with surgically-enhanced boobs, bums have been captured by devil: MFM Pastor Olukoya
The General Overseer of the Mountain of Fire & Miracles Ministries, Daniel Olukoya, has asserted that women with surgically enhanced body parts “have been captured by the devil.”
In one of his teachings, Mr Olukoya said women who undergo buttocks and other enhancement surgeries indirectly told God that they were unsatisfied with how they were created.
“When you are a woman and you go and do surgery to expand your (inaudible) and your bum you are already gone. You are telling God that the bum he put there is not okay, the one he put in the chest is not okay so you want to put your own,” he said in a video posted online.
“The devil will not waste time on such people,” Mr Olukoya told his congregation. “He has already captured them. “
It is, however, unclear when he delivered the message, but the video has generated reactions.
“I love this man so much he don’t (sic) beat along the bush; all he cares about is prayers and holiness,” Zileth Limited said on X.
“This is so true o… Doing big bum bum and carrying heavy big bresse to go to church is the new fashion… Devil has already sealed a contract upon such folks,” another X user, Blaccode, said.
Unhappy about the message, Steve2Kayy said “Una go just climb alter dey spew NONSENSE…open mouth WAHHHH…focus of collecting Ur offering or actually preach salvation not this unnecessary trend pursuit …mtchewwww.”
Although body enhancement surgeries have been widely reported to have complications in Nigeria, several women, including celebrities, still undergo the procedure commonly called Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL). Some claimed they opted for it to boost their self-confidence.
In March, it was reported that a 23-year-old woman, Destiny Benjamin, died four days after undergoing a BBL surgery at Cynosure Aesthetic Plastic Surgery in Lagos.
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