Chiedozie Chilaka: Fake Catholic Priest and His Fake Miracles ….Exposing the Unverifiable ‘Miracles’ of Chiedozie Chilaka, He Charges Money for Seats (curled from the Sage Newspaper. A million thanks to the reporter)

"impostors and sheer wolves in the body of Christ are able to get at vulnerable, gluttonous, unintelligent and empty folks of the fold, because of their inability to carry their minds past church doors and crusade entrances. thus trashes that merit the trash can are sold to them, and at great prices...Rev. Br. Ken Alamezie, BSS

Chiedozie Chilaka, the only man in history who claims to have been ordained priest by 2 different bishops at 2 different dates and at 2 different venues, prides himself to be a miracle worker. Thus, The Sage Newspaper made a cursory study of his so-called ‘miracles’ and discovered to the chagrin of well-meaning Catholics that these were ruse and stage-managed shows designed to deceive and exploit people. A well-grounded interview at Obiohuru, Isiala Mbano LGA, Imo State where the fake priest is based revealed that Chiedozie Chilaka charges money for every plastic seat used by people at his programs. Curiously enough, no one from Obiohuru town has been healed of confirmed sicknesses since he began his showmanship in their midst. Why has charity not began at home? Why has the dead not been raised, deaf and dumb not been healed and crippled not been made to walk from within Obiohuru community that gave him unending acres of land to invest? Again, why has Chiedozie Chilaka not been organizing crusades, healing or miracle sessions in his native land, Mbaise, so as to make his beloved people share in his multifaceted anointing? Cleverly, the fake priest picks his ‘miracle candidates’ from persons unknown in a given locality and such individuals disappear into the thin air soon after the shows to avoid investigations and close observations. True to type, when he operated at Ehime Mbano sports stadium, Chiedozie Chilaka never healed any Ehime Mbano man or woman with his ‘saving miracles’ instead he ‘raised’ dead people from the unknown while the nearby St. Vincent de Paul Hospital mortuary was overflowing with dead bodies. When Jesus Christ raised Lazarus from death, a dinner was organized in his honor and many people were there (Jn. 11 and 12); when Jesus Christ gave back life to the son of the widow of Nain, he returned him to his devastated mother and the town was enveloped in amazement (Lk 7); when Jesus Christ raised the daughter of Jairus from the dead (Mk 5), he gave her back to her parents, ordered that food be given to her and the people were filled with wonder. But to the contrary when Chiedozie Chilaka ‘raises’ people from ‘death’, the candidates would just run away and disappear to avoid being caught! Did not the Scripture rightly declare that ‘My people perish for lack of knowledge’? Interestingly, a film is presently making round that shows how Chiedozie Chilaka fraudulently ‘healed’ a sick person who was said to have vomited a lizard. Providentially, it was aptly picked in the recorded video tape how one of the aides of the conman smartly released the lizard which was said to have been vomited by the hired ‘sick person’.
Notably, in his insatiable thirst for show off, the double-ordination ‘priest’ would set up a long table which he calls spiritual theatre in front of his altar during his ‘Mass’ and then invites his selected candidates to lie on it while he ‘searches’ their problems. In such settings, Chiedozie Chilaka’s lack of liturgical formation is exposed because he does not know items that could or could not be handled at his so-called ‘Masses’. At one of the cases, a woman was laid on the table and “holy” water was poured on her; Rev. Sisters were asked to bring their rosaries and encircle her as prayers were going on for her. After prayers at the theatre, the patient was declared to be healed. Nevertheless, from all practical indications, the people of God are getting more educated on the intrigues and gimmicks of the fake priest and are no more rushing to the venue of exploitation at Obiohuru. In fact, addressing his depleted congregation on Wednesday, 29 July, 2015 Chiedozie Chilaka declared in self-defense that his ‘miracles’ are not fake and that God should expose him shamefully if it is so. Honestly, all Catholics nay Christians of goodwill are praying that this much desired shameful exposition comes sooner than later!