In a recent sermon, a reverend father passionately called out married men who cheat on their partners, particularly those struggling to support their families. He questioned the sense in pursuing other women when these men can’t adequately provide for their wives and children. The clergyman highlighted the absurdity of diverting family funds towards extramarital pursuits and cautioned that such behavior might hinder their prayers from reaching God.
Turning to broader discussions on religion in Nigeria, Charlie Boy recently raised eyebrows by questioning the existence of God. This query emerged amidst ongoing speculations within the country’s churches. On a different note, Pastor Devoy stirred controversy by announcing his intention to die after relishing a meal of pounded yam at the age of 90. This declaration prompted reactions, with Twitter personality Daniel Rega criticizing pastors, alleging that many make sensational statements for attention.
Rega didn’t stop there; he cast doubt on the reliability of pastors’ prophecies, asserting that only a mere 1% of their predictions materialize. He further raised concerns about the conflicting prophecies among Nigerian pastors who claim to serve the same God. These revelations contribute to a growing scrutiny of religious figures and practices in Nigeria, with individuals like Rega challenging the credibility of certain aspects within the faith community.