Popular Nigerian televangelist, Chris Oyakhilome, has stirred conversations online following comments about his personal wealth and how it should be measured.
Speaking during a recent address, the founder of Christ Embassy dismissed conventional methods of evaluating riches, suggesting that true wealth goes beyond material calculation.
“Somebody wanted to know how rich I am. There’s a level of riches that you can’t quantify with your Japanese calculator,” he said.
Oyakhilome went further to share a personal anecdote involving his daughter, adding a spiritual dimension to the discussion.
“My daughter always says only God and Daddy are the two richest people in the world,” he remarked, drawing reactions from both supporters and critics.
The statement has since generated mixed responses across social media platforms, with followers interpreting his words as a reflection of spiritual wealth and divine favor, while others questioned the implications of such comparisons.
The cleric, known for his global ministry and influence, has often emphasized faith, prosperity, and spiritual consciousness in his teachings.
