Vera disclosed that she ranked as number 2262 among the graduating students of the National Open University (NOUN).
Anyim Vera, who faced accusations of giving false testimony from Senior Pastor Paul Eneche of Dunamis International Gospel Centre in Abuja, has finally spoken up.
Addressing the congregation on Sunday, April 14, Vera shared her testimony, highlighting her unique accomplishment as the sole graduate in her family, holding a Bachelor of Science in Law from the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN).
During her testimony, Pastor Enenche questioned the nature of her degree, to which she responded, “Law.” When pressed further on the type of Law degree she obtained, she mistakenly said, “BSc in Law,” leading to accusations of deceit.
In a Facebook post on Monday, April 15, Vera expressed her dismay at being labeled a liar by her spiritual leader due to her linguistic slip-up, as she couldn’t articulate in English and mistakenly referred to her degree as B.Sc instead of LLB. She clarified that she graduated with a third-class degree from NOUN and held the 2262nd position among the graduates.
She wrote, “It’s disheartening because I couldn’t articulate in English like lawyers. I was labeled a liar for mistakenly saying B.Sc instead of LLB. Actually, I graduated with a Third Class at NOUN. The rejected stone can become the cornerstone. We’re reminded not to look down on anyone. U can’t imagine what I endured throughout the service. How shattered I must have felt to be disgraced by my spiritual leader in such a manner? I am no. 2262 on the list. I Vera deserves better now.”
In another post, she added, “The Devil came to steal my testimony, but Jesus said NO!”
A photo on her Facebook profile confirmed her profession as a policewoman, as she was pictured wearing the uniform alongside the late Nollywood actor John Okafor, also known as Mr. Ibu.
