Bishop Ibro Zion Condemns VeryDarkMan Over Remarks Against Apostle Arome Osayi

Clergyman Bishop Ibro Zion has publicly reprimanded social media activist VeryDarkMan (VDM), accusing him of crossing the line from social activism into personal insults and disrespect toward Christian leaders.
Bishop Zion responded to recent video commentaries by VeryDarkMan targeting prominent preacher Apostle Arome Osayi. The clergyman accused VDM of exhibiting a lack of empathy and basic respect, particularly condemning comments made regarding Apostle Arome’s facial appearance. Defending the preacher, Bishop Zion pointed out that Apostle Arome had previously disclosed health challenges experienced during childhood that affected his physical features, cautioning the activist against mocking personal afflictions under the guise of public advocacy.

“VDM, you have taken this your charade too far! First, you showed a lack of empathy and lack of respect to my brother Apostle Arome Osayi... You insulted a man who has dedicated his life to spiritual service, making derogatory remarks about his appearance—a medical issue he has carried since childhood... Activism is meant to correct societal ills with truth and responsibility, not pride and mockery.”
— Bishop Ibro Zion

The bishop warned the online commentator that public activism loses credibility when it descends into character assassination and spiritual irreverence, adding that fame does not grant authority to disparage established faith leaders.
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