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Tuesday, October 27, 2015

DIVINE DECEIT? OR DIVINELY INSPIRED CON MEN?

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Finally, the good pastor Chris Okotie and I agree on something.

Perhaps.

In 2003, God asked President Obasanjo to try for a second shot at the Nigerian presidency after Obasanjo performed a month's fast. Interestingly, God also asked Okotie to the same task at the same time. Obasanjo eventually clinched the presidency and Okotie clinched a certification for a failed attempt. In 2015, God again asked Okotie to run for the Nigerian presidential elections, the same year he asked incumbent President Jonathan to run for the same position in the same elections.
Rev Chris Okotie (source: http://revchrisokotie.com/)
Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor (source: Wikipedia)

And all the while that God was pushing an Okotie to run for the presidency and a Jonathan - via Oritsejafor - to win the same presidency, he was persuading a certain Buhari to "show me your satificate, oya pullova", no?

Just why does the good pastor think that God's prophecy to Jonathan according to Oritsejafor was false? In listening to God, wasn't Oritsejafor employing the same radio frequency that he, Okotie, was making use of? It appears to me that, though Okotie accuses Oritsejafor of deceiving Jonathan, Oritsejafor actually heard the very same message Okotie heard. Only, when Oritsejafor heard God say Jonathan, Okotie heard God say Okotie. One cannot be justly vilified for hearing something different than the other, surely?

Methinks the good pastor should cut Oritsejafor some slack. This was either one helluva first rate divine deceit, or both pastors - honourable men of God that they are - suffered from a form of auditory hallucination so interestingly profound that they may require psychiatric evaluation rather more urgently than they do divine intervention.

If that is not the case, then it would appear that God, judging from claims attributed to these holy and very, very honourable men, derives great pleasure from divinely instigating lots of people to stand for Nigerian presidential elections...just for the fun of watching them tear at each other’s throats.

Mbaka?

This post is about men of God, not about God's men.

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