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Prophetess Ezinne Nwanorue apologises to husband after controversial post about his late mother
Prophetess Ezinne Nwanorue has apologised to her husband, after sharing a controversial post about his late mother on Facebook.
In a video shared online, the prophetess admitted that she should not have made the post and apologised to her husband and his late mother, asking for forgiveness.
Her apology comes after she previously sparked controversy online with comments about her mother-in-law’s passing and claims of victory over alleged spiritual enemies. read here
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