miky:
Dysfunction chaos and Nigerians, even the so called religious ones. Abeg pray for your house, nobody has time for all these.

The police should arrest them all for #noise pollution in a civilized country!!!

EreluY:
Not that I believe in any of those trash in the Bible. However, during the Great Commision when Jesus sent out his disciples he said "Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature." That includes places like Maiduguri and Afghanistan. More importantly, the Bible says "If anyone will not welcome you or listen to your words, leave that home or town and shake the dust off your feet." This Pastor should shake the dust of London off his feet and take the good news to the Afghans,the Somalis, Ethiopians, etc.

1freshdude:
In countries where you must move your arse and work hard to make money, people reason rationally and don't take rubbish. Pastor my foot! If you do anyhow here, you go see anyhow....he thinks his dealing with hungry miracle seeking Nigerians?

Dollyak:
Your point?

Ezedon:
That is how I will threaten the President one day

sonOfLucifer:
Thank you Satan.

AreaFada2:


Count Ethiopia out. It is the oldest Christian country (with biblical evidence) still existing in the world. Armenia claims first but no written evidence until centuries later). So Ethiopia is first,

At the time of Prophet Mohammed, The Christian King of Ethiopia saved many Mohamed's followers because they (Mohammed's followers) professed that Jesus was a prophet & Mary was a blessed woman. Official State religion of Ethiopia since 330 AD. The Eunuch baptised by Philip took christianity back home to Ethiopia

Afghanistan will be very appropriate for them to go.

Dollyak:
Your point?

EreluY:


Thanks for telling me what I already know. The point I am making here is that the so called pastors of this generation prefer to be based in socio-economically buoyant and ethno-politically cosy environments (e.g. London, Birmingham, etc, where as a matter of fact, Christianity amongst the White-British is in monumental decline), rather than evangelising and ministering in harsh environments such as I mentioned earlier.