Social media activist VeryDarkMan has called for an investigation into Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin's spiritual items and his alleged "cash flow ATM card" scheme.

This comes after the prophet announced that he would no longer sell his spiritual items, including miracle water and soap.

"Even if you're giving out the spiritual items for free, you must have a NAFDAC number," VeryDarkMan said. "EFCC and NPFNCC must investigate you for selling cash flow ATM card."

VeryDarkMan's reaction was sparked by a video of Prophet Fufeyin canceling the sale of his spiritual items, which he claimed was a response to criticism from VeryDarkMan and others.

"I'm not afraid of VeryDarkMan or his allegations," Prophet Fufeyin said in the video. "I'm doing God's work, and I won't be deterred."

However, VeryDarkMan remains skeptical, calling for a thorough investigation into the prophet's activities.

"We need to get to the bottom of this," VeryDarkMan said. "Is this a legitimate religious practice or a clever scam?"

The controversy has sparked a heated debate about the commercialization of spirituality and the role of regulatory agencies in overseeing religious practices.