As tensions escalate between Israel and Iran on the global stage, a controversial Nigerian cleric, Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin, has sparked outrage by promoting and selling what he calls the “Sand of Jerusalem” for a staggering $500 per sack.
The self-proclaimed prophet claims the sand possesses miraculous powers capable of transforming lives, even going as far as promising wealth and property acquisition. In a video making rounds online, Pastor Jeremiah declares:
“This sand will change your life. For just $500, your destiny is secured. You’ll be able to build not just a house, but a whole city!”
The extravagant claim has triggered widespread criticism, with many branding the move a “sacrilegious hustle” aimed at exploiting the faith of unsuspecting believers. Skeptics have questioned the authenticity of the so-called holy sand, especially given the ongoing war in the Middle East and the suspicious timing of the sale.
Despite the backlash, some followers remain enthusiastic, reportedly rushing to obtain a piece of the sand said to originate from the Holy Land—though no verifiable proof has been provided regarding its origin.
Critics also note that this isn’t the first time Pastor Jeremiah has marketed supposed spiritual commodities. His track record of offering “heavenly items” for sale has led many to question whether faith is being turned into a full-time business venture.
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