Trending Nigerian evangelist popularly known as Mummy GO (General Overseer), has deployed ‘holy police‘ to her church to scrutinize new faces and prevent nosy strangers from accessing the church.

According to Premium Times, the ‘holy police’ are members of the Rapture Proclaimer Evangelical Church of God led by Evangelist Funmilayo Adebayo (Mummy GO). The police will ensure that visitors abide strictly by certain rules laid down by the management of the church — including a ban on taking pictures of the building or street view.

Reacting to the influx of visitors to the area, Evelyn Owolabi, a teacher who has lived in Adeyefa Estate, Iyana Ipaja, said she has never witnessed the influx of visitors that now throng her neighborhood in recent times.

She later discovered that Mummy G. O.’s Church located in the estate is responsible for the sudden increase in strange faces.

‘‘It’s shocking. I don’t even understand what’s going on and why people are rushing here. I don’t attend the church,’’ she told PREMIUM TIMES on Monday afternoon.

The church, the most impressive building in the estate, is sandwiched between two uncompleted buildings. Victor, an usher, said both buildings belong to the church.

Evangelist Adebayo Funmilayo, popularly called Mummy G. O. by social media fans and critics alike, has trended for months for her unorthodox, questionable, and sometimes humorous sermons.

According to a PREMIUM TIMES reporter who recently visited the estate on Monday afternoon, he met something different.

First was the presence of ‘holy’ police stationed at different estate points to frisk new faces and prevent nosy strangers from gaining access into the church.

They made it extremely difficult to photograph the street and the church building itself.

After coming to the spotlight, the firebrand evangelist has carefully avoided the public’s prying eyes by staying away from recent church activities.

The reason for her absence is unknown, but many believe that ‘Mummy G.O.’ is concerned for her safety.