Pastor Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin’s “The Billions Burial” Blesses 13 Communities With Cows and Cash in Honour of His Late Mother



By David Akanome | PR Journalist | Bayelsa State | December 2025


In what many have now described as “The Billions Burial,” Pastor Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin, popularly known as Papa J, has turned the burial of his late mother, Mama Asetu Fufeyin, into a moment of large scale community impact and generosity.


As part of the burial activities in Aleibiri Town, Bayelsa State, the founder and general overseer of Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministry extended blessings to thirteen nearby communities. Each community received two cows, alongside a combined cash gift of twelve point five million naira, all in honour of Mama Asetu, who lived to the age of one hundred and four.


Videos shared across social media captured community leaders and residents receiving the livestock and financial support, quickly fueling online conversations around what has been tagged “The Billions Burial.” Many observers noted that the gesture went beyond ceremony, reflecting gratitude, compassion, and a desire to uplift others even in a moment of personal loss.



Mama Asetu Fufeyin’s life and legacy were celebrated with a blend of solemn remembrance and thanksgiving. The outreach to surrounding communities became a defining highlight of the burial proceedings, reinforcing values of generosity and communal care that resonated strongly with the public.


Social media reactions further amplified the moment, with users praising the outreach and its impact.


> “This is how you honour a legacy. Celebrating a mother by blessing entire communities is powerful.” — @BayelsaVoice




> “Papa J turned mourning into mercy. This kind of gesture will be remembered for a long time.” — @NaijaFaithHub


Pastor Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin, who hails from Delta State, is widely known for combining ministry with philanthropy. Through what many now call “The Billions Burial,” he has once again sparked conversations about legacy, leadership, and the social responsibility of influential figures during major cultural moments.