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Cameroonian-American doctor, Stella Immanuel, comes under attack over ‘demonic America’ comments
Controversies have continued to trail the Cameroonian-American physician and Pentecostal Pastor, Dr. Stella Immanuel’s remarks on demons.
Some of those who reacted to her comments on a radio programme had described her comments as fake.
She stated that the United States of America (USA) was a hypocritical society that actually celebrates what could be termed a “demonic way of life”.
In a piece titled “US DJ accused of promoting demonic programming, executing extended body-shaming campaign by radio”, radio stations in the United States and OAPs not only broadcast what could be described as “demonic programming” but also host those that could be described as “demonic agents” in their studios to promote such programming.
A radio DJ / OAP based in the US State of Minnesota, Dave Ryan, had for close to two decades regularly hosted Gary Spivey, a man who promotes his ability to transmit himself into the bodies of listeners who call into DJ Dave Ryan’s morning show programme, through their radios, while claiming an ability to diagnose and cure the ailments of such listeners.
It would be recalled that after she recently claimed the drug hydroxychloroquine is a cure for Covid-19, critics of Dr. Stella Immanuel in the US who slammed her remarks also quickly dug up past claims made by the physician cum Pentecostal Pastor, which included one in which she asserted that certain human beings possess the ability to leave their own bodies and project their spirits into other people, including having intercourse with such persons.
Those past claims by Dr. Immanuel, made in her capacity as a Pastor of a Pentecostal Church, included one that certain malevolent human beings have the ability to leave their own bodies and project their spirits into other people, including having intercourse with such persons, unknown to the latter.
It was also revealed that aside from promoting the activities and claims of Gary Spivey who openly engages in projecting his spirit into the bodies of radio listeners during such programming, Dave Ryan had also used his radio station for many years to promote body-shaming activities and programming intended primarily to embarrass and ridicule persons who are deemed to have small hands or arms.
“That long-running and intensive campaign pursued by Dave Ryan, using his 101.3 KDWB FM Station in Minnesota that is owned by the corporate media giant iHeartMedia, is now exposed as the impetus behind the near-universal “101” ridicule reserved for persons with such physical characteristics or attributes”.
An online Nigerian news outlet, had unveiled an investigative report which reveals that the widespread umbrage that trailed recent demon remarks made by US-based, Nigerian- trained physician and Pentecostal Pastor, Dr. Stella Immanuel, was simply a fake, hypocritical “outrage” orchestrated by many in the US who simply want to keep knowledge of demonic phenomena under wraps due to their heavy involvement in it and fear of the consequences of such a revelation.
The report titled “US DJ accused of promoting Demonic Programming, executing extended Body-Shaming campaign by Radio”, reveals OAPs and radio stations in the United States who not only run what can be described as “demonic programming” but also give ample opportunity to those that can be described as “demonic agents” to promote such programming and claims, for which Dr. Immanuel was recently hypocritically condemned.
According to the investigative piece, a radio DJ / OAP based in the US State of Minnesota, Dave Ryan, has for close to two decades regularly hosted Gary Spivey, a man who promotes his ability to transmit himself into the bodies of listeners who call into DJ Dave Ryan’s morning show programme, through their radios, while claiming an ability to diagnose and cure the ailments of such listeners.
It was gathered that apart from championing the claims and activities of the likes of Gary Spivey who boasts on radio of projecting his own spirit into the bodies of listeners of the Dave Ryan radio show and similar shows in the United States, the OAP has also used his radio station for close to two decades to initiate and aggressively promote Body-shaming activities and programming aimed primarily at embarrassing and ridiculing persons who are deemed to have small hands or arms.
According to the investigation that long-running and intensive campaign pursued by Dave Ryan, using his 101.3 KDWB FM Station in Minnesota which was owned by the US corporate media giant – iHeartMedia, was actually the “brains” behind the almost worldwide “101” ridicule, which was reserved for persons with such physical characteristics or attributes.
Leaders and stakeholders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Oyo South Senatorial District have endorsed a member of the House of Representatives, Aderemi Oseni, as their consensus candidate for the 2027 senatorial election.
The endorsement was announced on Wednesday at a stakeholders’ meeting held at Alice Hall, Ibadan, with party leaders, stakeholders, local government chairmen and state executive members from the nine local government areas in attendance.
The councils represented at the meeting are Ibadan North, Ibadan North-East, Ibadan North-West, Ibadan South-East, Ibadan South-West, Ibarapa Central, Ibarapa East, Ibarapa North and Ido.
The stakeholders expressed satisfaction with Oseni’s aspiration, describing it as timely, credible and anchored on tested leadership and grassroots appeal.
Those present at the meeting included Chief Timothy Jolaoso (Ibarapa East); Alhaji Kamorudeen Ajisafe (Ido); Chief Abdulrauf Bello (Ido); Alhaji Muili Oluokun (Ibadan North-West); Alhaji Mufutau Adisa (Ibadan South-East); Alhaji Bello Oladeji (Ibadan North); Prince Gbade Lana (Ibadan North-East); Engr. Olatunji (Ibadan South-West); Comrade Wale Gbadamosi (Ibarapa North); and Alhaja Moji Adetona (Ibarapa Central).
Other party officials in attendance were the senatorial chairman, Alhaji Mojeed Adebayo; the secretary, Fatai Adesina; Welfare Officer, Sunday Babalola; Deputy Women Leader, Alhaja Fatimah Hassan; Auditor, Alhaja Tinu Adigun; Youth Leader, Lekan Adebayo; Ex-Officio member, Kola Amoo; Treasurer, Lateef Ajiboye; and Senatorial Youth Leader, Olalekan Olowe.
A chieftain of the party in Ibadan North Local Government, Hon. Shina Alabi, moved the motion for the lawmaker’s endorsement, which was seconded and unanimously adopted by the stakeholders.
Alabi said Oseni’s decision to abide by President Bola Tinubu’s directive to step down his governorship ambition for the senatorial race underscored his loyalty and commitment to party unity.
He said, “Hon. Oseni has demonstrated uncommon commitment to the welfare of the people. His leadership style is inclusive, responsive and development-driven. We are convinced that his emergence as the APC candidate for Oyo South Senatorial District will strengthen the party’s chances and guarantee effective representation.”
He also urged party members to remain united and rally behind credible aspirants with proven capacity and electoral value.
In his remarks, Hon. Aderemi Oseni said his decision to pursue the senatorial seat followed the presidential directives, noting that he accepted the decision in the interest of party cohesion, progress and stability. He recalled that he had earlier prepared for the Oyo South senatorial race in the 2023 general elections, having already purchased the nomination and expression of interest forms as part of an arrangement reached, before stepping down following appeals by party leaders.
The lawmaker, who chairs the House Committee on the Federal Roads Maintenance Agency (FERMA), said the party must close ranks to reclaim political dominance in the senatorial district.
According to him, “There is a huge task ahead, especially with several House of Representatives seats in the district currently held by the opposition. We must work together, mobilise effectively and secure victory for our party and leader, President Bola Tinubu”.
Oseni thanked party leaders and stakeholders for the confidence reposed in him and assured them of his commitment to advancing the interests of Oyo South Senatorial District.
The meeting also had representatives from all nine local government areas, with about 10 leaders from each council in attendance.
The lawmaker representing Akinyele/Lagelu Federal Constituency of Oyo State, Olafisoye Akinmoyede, has denied allegations of violence at the All Progressives Congress (APC) state secretariat, describing claims that he assaulted a party member as false and politically motivated.
An online platform, IMPARTNEWSNETWORK, had alleged that Akinmoyede assaulted one Gafar Oyebade during a meeting convened by the state chairman of the party, Alake Adeyemo, to resolve issues surrounding the executive list of the APC in Lagelu Local Government Area.
However, Akinmoyede, in a statement on Tuesday, said the meeting was peaceful and attended by key members of the state executive, including the chairman, deputy chairman, and secretary, who witnessed the proceedings.
He clarified that contrary to Oyebade’s claim of being the party secretary, the official list presented by the state leadership recognised him as the Public Relations Officer.
According to the lawmaker, following the clarification, the state executive directed the Lagelu Local Government chairman, Fatai Awoyoola, to proceed with the swearing-in of other party officials.
Akinmoyede also faulted attempts to link the incident with the 2019 killing of a former federal lawmaker, noting that a court of competent jurisdiction had already ruled on the matter.
He said, “In Suit No. I/70c/2019, delivered by Justice Mufutau Adegbola on January 23, 2020, all those accused were discharged and acquitted.”
The lawmaker expressed concern over what he described as a deliberate attempt to mislead the public, alleging that Oyebade, a public school teacher under the Oyo State Government, should not be involved in partisan politics.
He described the allegation as a “recycled script” aimed at tarnishing his image ahead of political activities, urging constituents to remain calm.
Akinmoyede also called on journalists to verify information before publication and urged security agencies to take action against individuals who file false reports.
“These tactics surface every election cycle. Those behind them should learn to accept the outcomes of political processes. They failed before and will fail again. Power comes from God,” he added.
The lawmaker representing Akinyele/Lagelu Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Olafisoye Akinmoyede, has denied allegations of assault levelled against him by a member of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Lagelu Local Government Area, Mr. Gafar Oyebade.
Akinmoyede described the allegation as “false” and “a lie taken too far,” insisting that no physical altercation occurred.
The denial was contained in a statement issued on Monday by his Legislative Aide, Dr. Isiaq Akintunde.
Oyebade had alleged that he was hospitalised following a confrontation during a meeting held at the office of the state party chairman in Oke-Ado, Ibadan, convened to resolve a leadership dispute in the local government.
But the federal lawmaker maintained that the meeting was peaceful and attended by top party officials.
“The meeting was convened to clarify Mr. Oyebade’s position within the local executive, and it was attended by the State Party Chairman, his deputy, the secretary, the publicity secretary, and other key state executives, all of whom witnessed the peaceful proceedings,” the statement read.
He added that contrary to Oyebade’s claim of being the party secretary, the official list presented by the Lagelu Local Government Party Chairman, Hon. Fatai Awoyoola, identified him as the Public Relations Officer.
According to Akinmoyede, the state executive thereafter directed Awoyoola to proceed with the swearing-in of the remaining members of the local government executive.
The lawmaker accused Oyebade of fabricating the allegation to advance political interests.
“I wonder why Mr. Gafar Oyebade, a secondary school teacher, would claim he was assaulted in the presence of the State Executive. This is an attempt to justify money allegedly collected from an aspirant to tarnish my image,” he said.
Akinmoyede further claimed that Oyebade was seen walking freely after the meeting and was not hospitalised as alleged.
He also raised concerns over Oyebade’s involvement in partisan politics, noting that civil servants are restricted from active participation in political activities.
The lawmaker called on security agencies and the media to investigate the incident at the party’s Oke-Ado office to ascertain the veracity of the claims.
Efforts to reach Oyebade for comments were unsuccessful as of the time of filing this report.
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