OPM Pastor Announces N1 Million Reward for Caregiver of Adopted Daughter
Apostle Chibuzor Gift Chinyere, the General Overseer of Omega Power Ministries (OPM), has made a significant public offer of N1 million to any individual willing to provide care for one of his adopted daughters, Affiong Chibuzor. This announcement comes just one week after the controversial wedding of his autistic adopted son, Aboy, which sparked widespread debate across social media platforms.
Details of the Caregiver Offer and the Girl's Background
Through his official Facebook page, Apostle Chibuzor detailed the circumstances surrounding the 13-year-old girl's situation. He explained that Affiong was initially placed in nursery school due to her inability to read and write at an appropriate academic level. The pastor provided a candid description of her behavioral patterns, stating that she often displays characteristics of being a loner without friends, experiences sudden aggressive outbursts, and frequently appears sad and moody.
The pastor emphasized: "She's always a loner. She doesn't have a friend. She sometimes has sudden outbursts of aggression... She's always sad, on her own, and very moody. She'll need a home when it's only her or only her and one person. She can't stay with this crowd."
Striking Similarities to Autistic Son Aboy
Apostle Chibuzor revealed a poignant connection between Affiong and his recently married autistic son, Aboy. He disclosed that other children in his household have been bullying the girl in a manner strikingly similar to how they previously bullied Aboy before his marriage. This parallel experience has apparently influenced the pastor's decision to seek alternative living arrangements for the adopted daughter.
Despite receiving an offer from one of Affiong's relatives to take her in, Apostle Chibuzor has maintained his position of offering the N1 million reward to that relative while still committing to cover the girl's educational expenses personally. This dual approach demonstrates his continued financial commitment to her welfare despite seeking a different primary caregiving environment.
Social Media Reactions to the Pastor's Offer
The announcement has generated diverse responses from social media users, with many expressing admiration for the pastor's paternal dedication. One commenter, Kate Ubong Steven, wrote: "The best father everyone could ask for. May God almighty keep protecting you. Thank you so much daddy."
Another user, Rachel Mma, shared a personal connection: "My friend is a TTC mother and she has been looking for an opportunity like this to have a child and the woman is from Akwaibom and also a devoted Christian."
A third respondent, Chi Chi, expressed willingness to care for the girl: "I will take care of her like my own daughter. I only have one boy as a widow and my son is living with you my king and I am thinking of adopting a baby girl immediately my son travels back to abroad again."
Context of Recent Controversial Wedding
This caregiver offer follows closely after the highly publicized wedding of Apostle Chibuzor's autistic adopted son, Aboy, to a mother of three children. That ceremony generated substantial online discussion, with opinions divided between those celebrating the union and others questioning various aspects of the arrangement. The pastor had previously gifted the bride with monetary presents and other valuable items for agreeing to marry his autistic son.
In related developments, Apostle Chibuzor has shared observations about positive changes in Aboy's demeanor following the marriage, posting a photograph of the couple one day after their wedding ceremony and noting visible improvements in the young man's disposition.
