Prophet Emmanuel Omale, who was alleged to have bought a N573m house in Dubai, has said he never engaged in such a transaction.
He said he truly met Magu in the UAE city but it was when Magu was sick, adding that he went their to pray for him when he was sick and was being treated there.
The cleric who is the General Overseer of Divine Hand of God Prophetic Ministries International, Abuja, has challenged the News Agency of Nigeria which, according to him, wrote the report and circulated it.
In the letter which was signed by his lawyer, Chief Gordy Uche (SAN), the cleric said the report reeled calumny, denigration, actuated by malice, and was calculated to ridicule and disparage him and cast a stain on his reputation; expose him to public hatred and contempt and injure him in his religious calling, as the General Overseer of Divine Hand of God Prophetic Ministries International.
Male claimed: “We, however, wish to make the following clarifications to put the public records straight: That our client is the General Overseer of an Inter-denominational/Multi-religious Prayer Ministry.
“That our client, only visited Mr. Ibrahim Magu in a hospital in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, sometime in March 2020.
“That our client never laundered any funds whatsoever for Mr. Ibrahim Magu or for anybody whatsoever. Our client does not own any foreign bank account anywhere in the world.
“That there are no funds whatsoever traceable from Mr. Ibrahim Magu to our client’s bank accounts whatsoever neither has our client received any funds whatsoever from Mr. Ibrahim Magu. Our client has never received any funds whatsoever from anybody on behalf of Mr. Ibrahim Magu.
“That our client does not own any property in Dubai. His name was never used to purchase any property whatsoever in Dubai, United Arab Emirates or anywhere else in any part of the world, neither has he purchased any property nor properties for Mr. Ibrahim Magu in any part of the world whatsoever.”
