Apostle Arome Osayi Warns Critics, Says Insults Against Him Will Not Go Unpunished as He Prophesies Deaths Before Nigeria’s Divine Visitation

Apostle Arome Osayi, founder of the Remnant Christian Network (RCN), has sparked fresh public conversations after warning people who have publicly insulted him and other ministers of God that their actions would not go without consequences.

The cleric made the remarks during a sermon on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, where he addressed the criticism and insults he said he had received from members of the public.

His comments have since attracted attention across social media, with Nigerians expressing different opinions about his statements.

Arome Osayi Warns Those Insulting Him

Speaking during the sermon, Apostle Arome Osayi said he was aware that several people had publicly insulted him, but maintained that none of the insults would go unattended.

According to him, people should be careful when directing insults at individuals who are genuinely involved in serving Jesus Christ.

He stated:

“Many people have risen up to insult me in the public places. None of those insults will go unattended because I am in the service of Jesus. None of them. None of them.”

He further warned that people should think carefully before insulting someone who is working in the service of Christ.

The preacher maintained that such actions would attract consequences, adding that he had biblical references to support his position.

His comments have generated conversations about the relationship between religious leadership, public criticism and accountability.

Predicts Deaths Before Another Divine Visitation in Nigeria

Beyond addressing those who have criticised him, the cleric also made a prophetic declaration concerning Nigeria’s spiritual future.

Osayi declared that God would visit Nigeria again, but suggested that a period of judgment would come before the anticipated visitation.

He urged Nigerians not to be quick to assume that the visitation would happen without preceding events.

In his words:

“The Lord is going to visit Nigeria one more time. Don’t be quick. Whenever you begin to see people die, because the judgment will take place before the visitation.”

He described the anticipated visitation as a quiet one that would not favour people he referred to as noisemakers but would empower genuine workers in God’s service.

According to him, the visitation would change the spiritual direction and future of the country.

He also spoke about the downfall of influential individuals, suggesting that the events would form part of the judgment preceding the visitation.

However, he did not mention a specific date for the predicted events or identify the individuals he described as giants.

His Comments Generate Reactions Online

The cleric’s latest declaration has generated mixed reactions among Nigerians, particularly on social media, where portions of his sermon have been shared.

While some supporters believe his statements are warnings about respecting spiritual leaders and taking religious matters seriously, others have questioned the interpretation of his comments about judgment and deaths.

Some social media users have also argued that religious leaders should be open to criticism, especially when their public statements generate controversy.

The reactions reflect a wider conversation about the responsibilities of religious leaders and the freedom of members of the public to question religious teachings.

Background to the Controversy

Apostle Arome Osayi is the founder of the Remnant Christian Network, a Christian ministry known for its teachings on prayer, spiritual warfare, revival and Christian discipleship.

His sermons and prophetic declarations have attracted attention from Christians within and outside Nigeria.

His latest remarks come amid public discussions surrounding some of his previous spiritual claims and statements about Nigeria’s destiny.

The controversy has brought renewed attention to his ministry and teachings.

For now, the cleric has not provided a specific timeline for the divine visitation he predicted or further details about the deaths and judgment mentioned during his sermon.

His declaration continues to generate discussions among Nigerians, particularly over his warning to critics and his prediction of a major spiritual visitation in the country.