Prophet Ebuka Obi backs Gov. Soludo’s war against ritualists, calls for youth redemption

DDM News

In a significant show of spiritual leadership, Prophet Ebuka Obi has declared full support for Governor Charles Soludo’s fight against ritual killings.

According to Diaspora digital media (DDM), the renowned cleric leads Zion Prayer Movement Outreach, a ministry known for powerful deliverance, deep prophetic insight, and intense spiritual warfare.

On February 25, 2025, the prophet reaffirmed his commitment to eradicating Okeite, a dangerous ritualistic practice corrupting the minds of many young people.

Governor Soludo’s administration has intensified efforts to combat ritual killings and dismantle networks involved in these diabolical practices.

Many young people, enticed by the allure of quick wealth, have fallen into the deceptive trap of Okeite and blood rituals.

The prophet believes the fight against ritualism is not only a governmental duty but also a spiritual war that must be won.

A spiritual warrior against occultism

Prophet Ebuka Obi has spent years confronting dark spiritual forces through deliverance, prophetic warnings, and divine interventions.

He revealed that his battle against ritualists started over two years ago, long before the state government intensified its crackdown.

Through deliverance sessions, the prophet has encountered many victims who suffered after engaging in demonic pacts for financial gain.

“Many young people come to my altar, crying after realizing that these practices only bring suffering, torment, and death,” he said.

The prophet emphasized that the surge in ritualistic killings stems from a growing obsession with instant wealth at all costs.

According to him, demonic forces manipulate desperate individuals into sacrificing innocent lives in exchange for temporary financial success.

However, the prophet warned that Satan never gives wealth for free, as every demonic gift comes with severe consequences.

Governor Soludo’s campaign against ritualists

Governor Soludo’s administration has launched a statewide operation to curb ritual killings, dismantling occult groups and exposing their dangerous activities.

On February 20, 2025, the governor vowed to rid Anambra State of all forms of ritual-related crimes and occultic initiations.

The prophet applauded the government’s efforts and urged other religious leaders to join hands in restoring moral order.

“This is not just a government battle but a spiritual war that requires prayers, action, and enlightenment,” the prophet declared.

He disclosed that his ministry has intensified massive prayer sessions to break the demonic stronghold controlling many young minds.

In addition to prayers, the prophet has launched campaigns to educate youth on the dangers of ritual practices.

The spiritual consequences of ritual practices

Prophet Ebuka Obi strongly condemned Okeite and blood rituals, warning that they invite severe spiritual and physical consequences.

“Many young men who engaged in ritualism now suffer mental instability, nightmares, and untimely deaths,” the prophet revealed.

He narrated cases where victims of ritual money practices sought deliverance after experiencing hauntings, demonic attacks, and sudden financial ruin.

“These demonic covenants come with a price, and most people end up losing their sanity, families, and lives,” the prophet warned.

According to him, engaging in blood rituals binds individuals to spiritual destruction, making it almost impossible to escape without divine intervention.

The prophet urged all young people to reject shortcuts to wealth and embrace legitimate means of financial success.

A call for repentance and redemption

Despite the horrors of ritualism, Prophet Ebuka Obi believes in God’s mercy and the power of true repentance.

He assured that deliverance is possible, but individuals must be willing to renounce their past and seek divine restoration.

“There is still hope for those trapped in demonic covenants, but they must turn to Christ for freedom,” he declared.

The prophet encouraged young people to embrace hard work, education, and faith instead of seeking wealth through occultism.

He also urged parents to monitor their children, ensuring they do not fall prey to social media influencers promoting ritual practices.

“Parents, talk to your children! Teach them that money rituals only lead to suffering, curses, and death,” the prophet advised.

Uniting faith and government for a better society

The alliance between Prophet Ebuka Obi and Governor Soludo represents a powerful effort to restore morality and prosperity in Anambra State.

While the government enforces laws against ritualists, the prophet and other spiritual leaders are battling these forces through prayers and counseling.

He called on business leaders, educators, and security agencies to collaborate in eliminating ritual-related crimes.

“We must take back our society from these demonic influences and restore dignity to hard work,” the prophet declared.

As the campaign against ritual killings continues, Prophet Ebuka Obi remains committed to ensuring that no youth falls victim to Satanic deception.

He urged churches to increase awareness, emphasizing that spiritual warfare requires both prayer and action.

Many youth who fall into ritual practices often do so out of ignorance or peer pressure, the prophet observed.

He stressed that educating the next generation about moral values and divine blessings is key to reducing the appeal of ritualism.

The prophet assured that his ministry would continue to provide spiritual support, mentorship, and deliverance programs for affected individuals.

The war is far from over, but with spiritual intervention, education, and government action, a new generation can be saved.

With faith and determination, ritual killings and Okeite will be eradicated, ensuring a brighter and safer future for all.

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