Fake Prophesies And Fake Pastors Are Heating Up Our Policy – Shehu Bashir Esq

Pastor Oyedepo, Paul Enenche and other “god of men” clerics should stop heating up the polity with their fake prophesies, giving false hope to politically impossible mathematics. We can’t afford to allow our society disintegrate because of these men, whom though are enjoying undue honour of the pulpit, but who don’t respect themselves that they are mere empty mortals with no granted spiritual power from God.

2023 presidential election, especially, has demystified some of the so-called “men of God”, the Pastors who have become nothing in the face of religious sanctity. They have zero prophetic spiritual calling, they are only feasting on the gullibility of their congregants, fleecing them of their hard earned money through choking tithing, doing guess work and calling it “prophecy”.

It has been from one fake prophesy to another “arrange” miracle. When you see a pastor producing international travelling passport from his shoe, run oh, na scam. They do some of the most stupid things that defy logic and common sense, yet, nobody is calling them out.

Their pastoralism has always been all about money. Their brand of Christianity is purely for commercial purpose. They gave false hope of presidential victory to someone who cannot win a local government in Kano. They want him to burn down the country under the illusion that his mandate was “stolen”. They are all fake pastors with no spiritual authority and we cannot afford to treat this with diplomacy.

Pastor Oyedepo has particularly been demonizing Islam so that he can continue to deceive his unsuspecting congregants, to make the good Christians see as though they are in confrontation with Islam. That has always been his style. Islam and Christianity are not at war, nobody should let anyone believe so. These irresponsible merchants of hatred called pastors should not burn this country down for their selfish economic driven purpose.

Alot of these fake pastors are embarrassment to Christianity. Some of them who were born a Muslim are even leaving Islam in order to prey on the gullibility of their christian congregants, to cash out from the church offerings. It is all about money. Remove the tithes from their control and you will see that they are not better than yahoo-yahoo guys. I don’t know the exact spiritual prowess the likes of Eneche, Suleiman and Oyedepo have that makes people think these mere mortals are men of God. All na scam jare. My Christian brethren should stop supplying these opportunists the oxygen to live on them, they are bunch of liars.

I do not in anyway mean to disparage Christianity, but the embarrassment these fake pastors have caused Christianity is enough for the Christian Body to call for international conference to discuss some of these problem in order to find a way to return some sanity to the gospel.

It took the respected Father Mbaka to publicly kneel down before his large congregation, to apologize on behalf of Pastors, Bishops and the entire Christian community for the embarrassment some of these pastors had caused Christianity. Who else would deny these incessant embarrassments from the pulpits except that we like to treat disgraceful acts like this with too much indulgence. It’s unfortunate.

We have gotten to that point in this country where government will start to regulate this “industry”, God is not speaking to no man, nobody is seeing any vision nor receiving any direct revelation from God. No man born of a woman is a cabinet member of God’s throne, stop the lies and the deceptions. You can make your money without endangering the lives of innocent people. Government should start holding these fake pastors responsible for their fake and incendiary prophesies.

Some of these lie lie pastors even answer “daddy” as though they are demigod to be deified. I don’t know who born who wey dem dey call daddy. Daddy ko, dende ni. The earlier the ordinary Christians realize that they are just economic beast of burden to these spiritual capitalists, the better for them. Me I don talk my own oh.

*GOD IS HERE*.