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Church dismisses “End of World” rumors, calls for responsible media reporting

By Rahim Abdul

The Ministry of Repentance and Holiness has condemned what it terms as “baseless and malicious” rumors suggesting that the world would end on August 2, 2025.

In a strongly worded press statement issued on August 1, 2025, the church distanced itself from the viral claims, clarifying that neither its leadership nor its members have ever made such a prediction.

The statement stressed that the allegations were a deliberate attempt to discredit the church’s global ministry and tarnish the reputation of its prophet, Dr. David Owucor.



Citing Matthew 24:36, Senior Archbishop Michael Niewand reminded believers that “no one knows the day or hour” of the Messiah’s return except God.

He further noted that the church had already addressed the matter in an official statement dated July 13, 2025 coverage of which appeared on KBC News (July 14) and Radio 47 (July 15).

The ministry called on journalists, bloggers, social media influencers, and the general public to verify information before publishing or sharing it, warning that spreading falsehoods can cause unnecessary panic and division.

They also urged the faithful to remain steadfast in prayer and uphold values of truth, peace, and unity.

This latest statement comes amid a surge of misinformation circulating on various social media platforms, with fabricated screenshots and voice notes fueling fear among some communities.

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