Oludare Herald

Christian | Griot | Artist | Founder: @KokopelliAfrica

[Oludare Herald @DareHerald]

I hope Peter Obi lives up to expectation if he gets to win the coming election, because I can’t imagine how these mobs will defend any perceived wrong from him since no one can openly criticize him.

[Revd Dr Olaleye Oluwafemi @pfemiolaleye]

Hello everyone ,

It’s been a very interesting 24hrs .

Yesterday, I made a statement about Peter Obi that generated a very strong reaction here .

My intention wasn’t to make him look unattractive or deride him in any way . It was borne out of frustration as to how eerily familiar this process felt like the 2023 episode.

To be honest , I love Peter Obi and the image he represents. He comes across as really empathetic and compassionate. Even after 2023 he remained consistent in lending a helping hand where he could outside of election cycles . This is not something we are used to seeing a politician do . He remains the politician who has no criminal case of corruption attached to his name . This is commendable and must never be taken lightly.

I apologize to everyone who might have been hurt by my comments yesterday despite what my intentions were .

We all want a Nigeria that works !

I really do hope that the New Nigeria will be one we all get to see and be proud of in our lifetime.

As Nigerians , we must never forget that though we might disagree on issues , we are all in this boat together and together we must do all we can to achieve the Nigeria of our dreams .

God bless you!

- Written by my own hand .

[Oludare Herald @DareHerald]

This guy reminds me so much of the Pharisees.

It’s either it is clickbait or the owner of this handle is truly lost

[Spiricoco Twittter @SpiricocoNg]

A lady on TikTok posted a video on her page today, the first video.

It shows her being awarded the Best Graduating Student at LOGIC Foundation Class by Pastor Flourish Peters.

But the problem becomes apparent when you see the lifestyle of the girl.

In the second video, she boasts about sexual activities.

She talks about how she can engage in sexual acts for a sustained period of time.

She boasts about engaging in oral sex licentiously.

She boasts about how she relishes ingesting semen orally.

She says she is “mischievous,” boastfully.

But that is not all.

She talks about other more depraved illicit acts she cherishingly engages in.

For example, she describes someone she has designated an “Eater.”

According to her, this person performs oral sex on her, and she in turn records the sounds she makes and shares these recordings with her “inner circle.”

That is practically pornography.

And that is apart from other licentious lifestyle practices like narrative pornography, nudity, etc.

This person was awarded the Best Graduating Student of LOGIC Church’s foundational Bible program.

Now, why are we making this post?

God bears us witness, it is not primarily because of the girl, but because of the pastor.

Right now, if this girl unfortunately dies, she will not be part of the kingdom of heaven.

Why? The Bible denounces this sort of lifestyle.

“For this is the will of God, your sanctification: that you abstain from sexual immorality;

that each one of you know how to control his own body in holiness and honor, not in the passion of lust like the Gentiles who do not know God.” — 1 Thess. 4:3–5

Then it says God’s judgment comes upon those who live in such sin:

“The Lord will punish all those who commit such sins, as we told you and warned you before.”- 1 Thess. 2:16.

If this lady dies today, her soul will wake up in God's eternal judgement in hell.

Why would God judge those who engage in sexual immorality?

It is because our bodies, as believers, are now the temple of God, and God will destroy anyone who destroys His temple:

“Do you not know that you are God’s temple and that God’s Spirit dwells in you?

If anyone destroys God’s temple, God will destroy him. For God’s temple is holy, and you are that temple.” — 1 Cor. 3:16–17

Let God deal with Spiricoco, be it ever so severely, if we are not writing this with quaking fingers and tears lining our very eyes.

This girl’s soul is wasting away in sin. Her soul is gone deep in the death of sin, at the moment.

And her pastor has not been able to tell her that the works of the flesh are manifest:

“Now the works of the flesh are evident: sexual immorality, impurity, sensuality…”— Gala. 5:19

And that those who engage in them will be judged by God:

“I warn you, as I warned you before, that those who do such things will not inherit the kingdom of God.”
— Gala. 5:21

Flourish Peters has not told her that:

“God’s firm foundation stands, bearing this seal: ‘The Lord knows those who are his,’ and, ‘Let everyone who names the name of the Lord depart from iniquity.’”
— 2 Tim. 2:19

Pastor Flourish has not told her that she must abandon the evil ways in which her mind was once controlled by lust against God before she was saved:

“They are darkened in their understanding, alienated from the life of God because of the ignorance that is in them, due to their hardness of heart...

and they, having become callous, have given themselves over to sensuality for the practice of every kind of impurity with greediness.” — Eph. 4:18

Instead, what does Flourish Peters do?

He gave her an award, and told her only to stop sharing “those spicy content.”

So, he knows about these vulgar corrupt communications from her.

But his problem was not that she was doing sexually immoral things, but that she was sharing them.

That was Flourish Peters’ concern.

This is a major church in the heart of Lagos where many attend.

Right now, the lady’s soul is in corruption and sin, and Flourish Peters, who was meant to deliver the washing word of truth, has not.

If Flourish Peters really preached to her, she should have repented, turned back from these sinful life to the living God.

Like the Ephesians burnt their spellbooks when Paul preached to them, this girl should have done the same if Peters really shared the gospel of life with her.

But he obviously didn't share the whole counsel of God with her.

Finally, we share this to show you the danger of hypergrace doctrine.

In LOGIC Church, they preach that we don’t need to ask for forgiveness anymore.

They preach the “once saved, forever saved” doctrine. This is the fruit of that doctrine.

A grace that has been turned into licentiousness. There is no one who lives like that who will make heaven.

Hypergrace is damnation, and LOGIC Church preaches it.

This is the fruit.

The time to talk about Flourish Peters is not here yet.

He is not alone.

The man from whom all these doctrines originate was the subject of discussion on Christian Twitter all of last week.

But we have said this to warn you: to know the wolves in your midst.

To beware of false preachers, the apostles of Satan.

To be diligent with the Word, and fervent in prayers that you may guard against temptation.

To keep your garments clean, and to live circumspectly in this world.

When the time to fight comes, God will put Satan under our feet.

Peace be with you. Amen.

[Oludare Herald @DareHerald]

One of the missions of my life.

[Uncle Ruckus @Emarged]

People underestimate how deeply an environment shapes the human mind. Imagine waking up every morning to clean roads, proper drainage, minimal dust, organized surroundings, safe walkways, and streets that actually feel cared for. Eventually, your mindset changes. You begin to think clearer, dream bigger, and expect better from life itself.

[Uncle Ruckus @Emarged]

People underestimate how deeply an environment shapes the human mind. Imagine waking up every morning to clean roads, proper drainage, minimal dust, organized surroundings, safe walkways, and streets that actually feel cared for. Eventually, your mindset changes. You begin to think clearer, dream bigger, and expect better from life itself.

[Oludare Herald @DareHerald]

@Esse__T Alright then

[Oludare Herald @DareHerald]

@Sambanzy It is well

[Oludare Herald @DareHerald]

Many of you need to first understand how law works in the natural, how it operates where you live (Nigeria in this case for instance), who enforces the law, and what the difference is between a law existing and someone actually carrying out its sentence.

Learn that first. Then come to the Bible’s law of sin and death with better eyes. Because the mistake many people make is you see death and you point at God. But a law and the one who executes it are not the same person.

Angels are executioners. That’s their role in that capacity. Now whether they always act on direct instruction from God or sometimes move on their own, that’s a completely different and deeper conversation. Satan himself is an angel and you can take a cue from that.

What I’m saying is simpler terms is; in Nigeria, as long as you can’t attribute the death of Anini to any judge, but the firing squad or the state, and the hanging of Saro-Wiwa is blamed on the state, then why is it that when death happens, we drag God into it?

From everything I’ve read and studied about Jesus, who Scripture says is the express image of God, He was not about killing anybody. His entire posture was salvation. That ‘all men’ be saved! Not selected people. All.

So before you attribute anything of this nature to God, think about this.

[Brother Possible @BrotherPossible]

Please, who killed Onan in the Bible?

Who rained hail on Sodom?

Who wiped out the earth with a flood?

Who killed Nadab and Abihu?

I've chosen these because the text itself gave direct attribute to who is directly responsible for their deaths.

Unless you've another source outside the Bible. God Himself killed them.

[Oludare Herald @DareHerald]

@Sambanzy Careful there, ‘cos you’re almost implying something else. God is just, always.

[Oludare Herald @DareHerald]

Maybe one day, brutalist architecture will grow on me

[Oludare Herald @DareHerald]

Check out my latest article: Africa Has an Appreciation Problem https://t.co/0iuF1Vo6W4 via @LinkedIn

[Prof. Carl Sagan @ProfCarlSagan]

The role of intellectuals is to challenge authority, not serve it.

[Mummy Success @ProbablyDafe]

I strongly dislike Nigerian "hustle" culture. The end game is always money. Not meaning, legacy or anything that outlives you.

[Oludare Herald @DareHerald]

We might need to pause the applause and interrogate the trends. Something has been misplaced in the noise which is the original argument for art. Not its price, not the moments but its reason.

Right now, hype is only doing a convincing impression of substance.

[Beloved of God @Edenlife9]

“The Quran is the word of God!”

“It is written by Muhammad!”

“No!”

“Who wrote it?”

[Oludare Herald @DareHerald]

Whispers, echo, chronicles — everything. Sigh

AI needs to chill

[Oludare Herald @DareHerald]

Study shows an average American uses about 60–80× more electricity than an average Nigerian monthly.

Unbelievable

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[Oludare Herald @DareHerald]

I found Dream Count super entertaining, definitely a great read.

[Oludare Herald @DareHerald]

I would argue the problem started at the top: a lapse in regulating critical sources of influence. Still, only deliberate and principled leadership can reverse the decay.

[OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 @OurFavOnlineDoc]

Sometimes I genuinely worry about what Nigeria will look like in the next 25years.