Solomon Buchi Reacts To Nancy Isime’s Prayer Room Video

• Solomon Buchi, commented on a controversial video by actress Nancy Isime.
• The video features Nancy revealing two large boxes of gemstones in her home prayer space.
• The prayer area includes a wall decorated with Bible verses.

Nigerian public commentator Solomon Buchi has weighed in on a recent video shared by actress Nancy Isime, which has stirred controversy online.

The actress sparked debate after posting a video that showed her revealing two large boxes of gemstones, which she then positioned at the corners of a prayer space in her home. This area featured a prominent wall adorned with Bible verses, and in the clip, Nancy is seen performing yoga poses in the middle of the setup.

Many social media users voiced concerns, accusing her of engaging in spiritual practices that contradict her Christian beliefs.

Adding his voice to the discussion, Buchi took to his platforms to call out the actress’s actions, describing them as a blend of contradictory spiritual elements. He went as far as labeling the display as “witchcraft,” likening her approach to that of individuals who outwardly identify as Christians while secretly engaging in occult or mystical groups, including cults and the Illuminati.

In his words:

“That is not Christianity, that is new age practice, witchcraft, demonic operation or cultism. That is syncretism, when people bring elements from different religions to amalgamate them together and make whatever they want out of it, that is Nancy Isime, she’s a Nigerian celebrity. She’s Christian and in the background you can see she has some scriptures pasted on the walls of her temple or whatever and then you can see her unpacking something, an amethyst, which is a stone of spirituality. It is often used in new age practices in witchcraft and you can see her putting that at the corners of her temple and then she ends with the yoga posture. There is no difference between her and people who are Christian and are in Illuminati. There is no difference between this and people who are Christians and are in secret cults. There is no difference between her and people who are Christians and are witches. You cannot add Jesus to any other thing. If it’s not Jesus all by itself, it is not Jesus. You don’t bring elements of spirituality from other religions.”

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Not stopping there, Solomon Buchi warned against following things seen on social media because new age practices are now part of the church and mainstream media because people have normalised things like Zodiacs, tarot reading, palmistry and more. In his words:

“You have to be careful about the people you follow and the things you see because new age practices has really crept into the church, into mainstream media where people normalise zodiac signs, horoscope, tarot reading, witchcraft, palmistry, you can’t be a Christian and put your faith in anything other than the name of Jesus Christ.”

Speaking further, Solomon Buchi added that yoga is also a spiritual practice people should beware of. He said:

“You cannot be a Christian and you believe in yoga. A lot of people think that yoga is just physical exercises, no. Yoga is a spiritual practice that is deeply rooted in Buddhism.”

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