Rumors have been circulating online with many asking, “Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo Is Missing?” The speculation about the whereabouts of Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo, the regional leader of the Church of Christ in Nations (COCIN), spread rapidly across social media platforms, triggering fear and confusion among followers. However, a church member has now spoken out to clarify the situation and address the viral claims that have stirred public attention.
The question, “Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo Is Missing?” began trending after a post on X (formerly Twitter) suggested that the well-known preacher had disappeared. The alarming message claimed that another Christian voice was “about to be silenced,” sparking anxiety and prayers from concerned believers nationwide. Many Nigerians quickly took to social media to express their worry and call for divine protection over the clergyman, fearing that something tragic might have happened.
In response to the rising tension, a church member identified as @henry30846834 on X decided to set the record straight. He strongly dismissed the false rumor, confirming that Reverend Dachomo was neither missing nor in any danger. According to him, the respected pastor was very much present and had even participated in the church’s regular service that very morning.
In his post, Henry wrote: “Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo is sound and healthy. He’s my presiding pastor, and he preached this morning during service.” His statement brought relief to many who had been unsettled by the earlier speculation. The clarification immediately went viral, as it directly contradicted the claims made by another user, Harry Da Diegot, who initially alleged that the preacher had disappeared.
Harry’s post, which read, “Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo is MISSING. Let it be known! Another Christian voice is about to be silenced,” had sparked the entire controversy. His words triggered a wave of emotional responses, with many people calling for prayers and divine intervention. One user, identified as Men Called, commented, “No man, I fear the worst. Dear Father, if it is your will, please send a legion to protect your servant, in Jesus’ Name, Amen.” This reflected the general mood of panic and faith-driven concern that dominated the online discussions.
Thankfully, the church member’s clarification brought calm to the situation, as it became evident that the report of Reverend Dachomo’s disappearance was unfounded. Many social media users expressed gratitude that the pastor was safe, while others criticized how easily misinformation can spread online.
Ali said: “You talk you collect, you no talk you collect, you tweet you collect, las las everybody go collect for this country then we go come gang up against the system. You will be shocked he may be in the hands of his fellow oppressors doing the directive of another pastor, governor or superior oppressor.” Okocha CFC said: “This is the dangerous thing about righteous battles. You might lose your life for people who do not care. Hope he is found in good health and on time too.” Femtobyte said: “Good to hear! He got some extra prayers, and will keep praying for other brothers and sisters in Nigeria and beyond.”
Fully Nigerian said:
“I suggest he is brought out as given a chance to say he is alive as well. Cow is his disappearance turns out negative. This will prove without further investigation that indeed Christian are being persecuted in NIGERIA.”
Ali said: “You talk you collect, you no talk you collect, you tweet you collect, las las everybody go collect for this country then we go come gang up against the system. You will be shocked he may be in the hands of his fellow oppressors doing the directive of another pastor, governor or superior oppressor.” Okocha CFC said: “This is the dangerous thing about righteous battles. You might lose your life for people who do not care. Hope he is found in good health and on time too.” Femtobyte said: “Good to hear! He got some extra prayers, and will keep praying for other brothers and sisters in Nigeria and beyond.”
This incident highlights the speed at which false news can circulate in the digital age. With platforms like X amplifying both truth and rumors, unverified information can easily cause unnecessary fear among followers and the public. The quick response from someone within Reverend Dachomo’s congregation helped to restore calm and reinforce the importance of fact-checking before sharing sensitive claims.
Ultimately, the claims that Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo Is Missing turned out to be completely false. The respected church leader continues his duties, reportedly in good health and active in ministry. The episode serves as a reminder for online users to verify stories before spreading them, especially when they involve public figures whose reputations and safety could be affected. (Source: Legit.ng)
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