14/06/2026
Here We Go
DI REAL TORY WEAH DEM TAKE CATCH DAT DOUALA PROPHET FOR NATIVE DOCTOR WAHALA 🇨🇲🤦🏽♂️
For di past few days, plenty different version dem don waka for social media concerning dis matter. People dem don add their own salt and pepper, some stories no match. But according to wetin people dem dey talk say na di closest thing to di truth, na so di whole matter take happen.
Di wahala start when gendarmes for Douala be dey investigate cases dem concerning fake miracle money and online scam. As dem dey dig deep, dem hear about one native doctor wey dem call Joel Ndik Mbonkue, age 35. Di man don become popular for TikTok because e dey claim say e fit give people charms and one "magic wallet" wey go dey produce money every day.
After some time, security forces dem trace am reach e shrine for Cité Fotso, Nyalla, Douala III. When dem reach there, dem tell am make e prove wetin e dey advertise. Dem ask am make e produce money through di same power wey e dey promise clients. Di man struggle for several hours but no money no show.
As all dis dey happen, one phone call enter for e phone. Na one angry customer be dey call, demanding e money back because di charm wey e buy no work.
Na dat call change di whole story.
According to reports, di caller na Prophet Wuljung Nelson, wey people know am as "Mega 1", founder of International Christian Faith Centre, also known as Miracle Centre for CEBEC Carrière, Bonaberi.
Investigators allegedly collect di pastor e details from dat call and later trace and arrest am. During questioning, e reportedly confess say e see di native doctor through TikTok and pay 350,000 FCFA after di native doctor promise am one special wallet wey go dey generate between 250,000 and 300,000 FCFA every day.
According to di story, di prophet bin dey find financial breakthrough and call di native doctor because di wallet never produce even one franc.
But di matter no end there.
Di native doctor allegedly defend himself say di charm fail because di prophet carry di so-called miracle wallet enter church environment. According to am, na dat one spoil di operation.
After di arrest, people dem around di church area allegedly give their own side of di story. Some residents reportedly describe di pastor as person wey too love money. Others complain about problems between di ministry and di community, including noise disturbance and alleged threats of curses.
For many Cameroonians, di most shocking thing no be say native doctor dey sell fake miracle wallet. Na di allegation say one man wey dey call himself prophet and dey lead congregation fit allegedly go seek supernatural money solution from native doctor behind closed doors.
Dis incident don spark fresh discussion for Cameroon about discernment, accountability, miracle money claims, and di need for Christians make dem test every teaching and practice according to Scripture.
👉🏽 Lesson: No be everybody wey shout "Prophet!", "Man of God!" or "Miracle!" truly dey represent God. Bible talk say make we test every spirit and hold tight to wetin be truth.
