Early this morning, Sabinus spoke passionately about Nigeria’s current situation, expressing his hopes for a greater Nigeria, a stronger economy and a better future for all.
He also offered prayers for the nation. 🇳🇬🙏❤️
Kemi "Olodo" Badenoch is a racial gatekeeping political prostitute celebrating Britain’s proceeds of historical injustice against Black people while dismissing the legitimate claims of those whose ancestors paid the price and still bear the brunt today.
Britain didn't abolish slavery. It went from kidnapping & human trafficking millions of Africans to enslaving entire nations of Africans then falsely claims it abolished slavery when Colonisation was Slavery 2.0.
Britain’s current discourse on ‘not apologising and not paying reparations’ for one of the gravest crimes against humanity is an indictment of its moral conscience, its historical honesty and its willingness to acknowledge the enduring consequences of wealth accumulated through the enslavement, exploitation and dehumanisation of millions of African people. It exposes the contradiction of a nation willing to celebrate the wealth, power and institutions built during its imperial expansion, yet reluctant to confront the human cost upon which so much of that prosperity was founded.
@AsakyGRN This is very painful to watch. Nigeria has failed it's children and the generations to come. This is very sad. This song is an indictment of the bad leaders in Nigeria 🇳🇬 (past and present).
This is the story of how Prof. Catherine Acholonu was able to trace the family of Olaudah Equiano all the way to Iseke in Anambra State.
It’s a story that will take you back almost 300 years ago when a young Igbo boy was snatched from his ancestral roots and sold into slavery.
But Olaudah self-educated himself, and wrote a book that remains a bestseller to this day, helping scholars to understand the true human tragedy of slavery.
@KenRolands While I agree with him about tithing, Peter did not kill Ananias and Sapphira (Acts 5). The Bible never mentions that, where did he get that teaching from. This man is another confusionist.
King Solomon no get money pass Cubana Chiefpriest. Chiefpriest get iPhone 18, King Solomon no get. Chiefpriest get Rolls Royce, King Solomon get horse. — Sabinus
Has Arome Osayi preached himself into a corner?
1. Today, I feel a peculiar sense of pity for @ApostleArome Osayi , the Nigerian pastorpreneur who has recently become the subject of public rid¡cule over apparent contradictions in his extraordinary spiritual testimonies.
2. Clips circulating online appear to present conflicting accounts of his first angelic encounter.
3. Then there are his remarkable stories of Jesus weeping to him for nine hours aboard an aircraft, encounters with the devil in London, visits to heaven, meetings with biblical figures, and even receiving a certificate from Jesus himself.
4. One wonders: when the creator of the universe supposedly weeps to his creation, who exactly is consoling whom?
5. But beneath the comedy lies a philosophical tragedy.
6. What becomes of a man whose spiritual authority depends upon extraordinary stories when his audience begins questioning those stories?
7. For years, Arome has cultivated a following fascinated by accounts of supernatural intimacy.
8. His spiritual experiences have become part of his ministerial identity.
9. Yet the internet possesses a memory that even the most devoted congregation cannot erase.
10. The controversy involving VeryDarkMan presents an uncomfortable dilemma.
11. If Arome abandons these spectacular testimonies and embraces ordinary scriptural teaching, will an audience accustomed to spiritual fireworks remain interested?
12. And if he doubles down, will every new revelation become another exhibit in the public examination of Nigerian Pentecostalism?
13. Therein lies the tragedy of building spiritual authority around claims that cannot be independently verified.
14. When wonder becomes the foundation of faith, doubt becomes its greatest earthquake.
15. Could we be witnessing the beginning of the end of Arome Osayi's Remnant Christian Network @_rcnglobal ?
16. Or will he continue telling extraordinary stories to preserve the fascination of his followers?
17. Only time will tell.
18. For sometimes, the greatest threat to a preacher's ministry is not the devil he claims to have encountered, but the contradictions in his own words.