The footage, which surfaced on Friday, January 30, 2026, captures the medical doctor-turned-cleric handing out the popular Nigerian meat delicacy to members at the altar. Critics have slammed the display as “performative” and “unbecoming of a holy altar,” with some questioning the spiritual relevance of suya in a church setting. However, thousands of followers have rushed to the cleric’s defense, accusing bloggers of “cherry-picking” moments to paint a negative picture. As of press time, the Dunamis International Gospel Centre has not issued a formal statement, but the “Love Feast” continues to trend as Nigerians weigh the thin line between religious tradition and modern-day showmanship. Should church altars be reserved for spiritual rituals alone, or is a communal “Love Feast” involving local delicacies a welcome move toward inclusivity?