When our correspondent volunteered
a “hello,” the devotee jerked in shock.
Quickly recovering his composure, he
scrutinised our correspondent with a
suspicious glare.

“Have you switched off your phones?
Before you enter this place, you must
switch off your phones just as I have
done to mine. If you have not done
that, please go back outside the gate
to switch them off before you enter
again. This is the house of God where
there must be silence,” he blurted.

And when our correspondent offered
to put off the phones without
necessarily going out, the devotee,
who looked every inch like the church
founder with the characteristic goatee
and clean shaven head, stood
askance.

His reaction showed that he was not
used to people questioning his
authority inside the church and at this
point, he demanded to know the
mission of the visitor to the church at
that hour of the day.

Dressed in a shirt and a pair of
trousers, the devotee had a laminated
image of Rev. King hanging on his tie.
“Who are you and why did you come
here at this time?” he asked while
eyeing our correspondent with
suspicion.

Our correspondent told him he came
in connection with the programme on
their banner.
But he was not amused and by this
time, he had come closer to where
our correspondent stood, scrutinising
him all over again.
“The programme is tomorrow night
and I don’t understand why you are
here today. Who are you?” he said,
sounding impatient.

“Well, I just heard about the
programme but I was not properly
briefed about the time and date.
Anyway, are journalists not invited to
the programme?”

The response was meant to flatter the
CPA devotee, but he was totally
unsettled to learn that a journalist had
walked into the church auditorium
uninvited.

He shot back, “You are looking for
what you want to write again, abi?
Why are you people not tired of
looking for what does not concern
you? So you are one of those writing
rubbish about a man of God, things
you don’t know anything about?
“I want you to retrace your step
because of the consequences of
writing about our man of God. Ask
those who wrote against him over the
years, where are they today? I advise
you to desist because by the time the
consequences come, people would
not know what you have done just to
sell your paper.”

Even though he looked unhappy, he
made efforts to mask his feelings and
engaged our correspondent in a
sermon on why all those ‘who have
written and have not stopped writing
about the man of God would soon
know the result of their action.

“For you to write anything about our
father, Rev. King, you must have been
a member of CPA for at least 10 years.
That is the minimum for you to be
able to know the great man,” he
stated.

When he was asked whether Rev King
was not capable of freeing himself
from death row in Katsina Prisons, he
countered by asking our
correspondent why Jesus did not do
so when he too was persecuted more
than 2000 years ago.
“About 2000 years ago, Jesus Christ
was persecuted, but today Jesus
Christ is the lord of the world. Where
are his persecutors today?
“That is why I am warning you
seriously to stop writing on what you
know and what you don’t know about
Rev. King. You know that he has not
said anything and if he has not told
you anything, what then do you want
to write about him?” he thundered.

By this time, he had motioned to our
correspondent to walk with him out of
the auditorium towards the gate.

As they walked to the gate, he was
asked whether Thursday’s vigil was
CPA’s way of celebrating St. Valentine’s
Day.

He snapped, “We don’t celebrate
Valentine. We are not like any other
church. The worst sins will be
committed tomorrow in the name of
Valentine. We are not part of that. This
is a holy land, we worship the true
God here through our father, Rev.
King.
“We did not choose the date of the
programme, it was the Holy Spirit that
chose the date. Just come tomorrow
and witness healing.”

He boasted that Rev. King would be
part of the congregation during the
vigil.
“Rev. King will be here physically and
spiritually. Just come and see for
yourself. All you people write about
the man of God is rubbish, but I have
warned you against the consequences
of such action.

“Because of what you write, I don’t
read papers again; just to sell your
paper, you write what you don’t know
about Rev. King. Repent, I tell you,
repent before it is too late.”
When our correspondent said he
doubted the church’s claim of a
‘complete cure for HIV/AIDS,’ the
devotee, who refused to give his
name, said he was not surprised.
“HIV/AIDS is the least of what we do
here. To Rev. King, what is AIDS or
HIV? But because you don’t want the
truth, how will you believe? You are
only interested in what to write
against my father.”

Even though he took it as a
compliment when he was told that he
looked like Rev. King, he however
threw it back to our correspondent.
“Don’t you look like your own father? I
told you that Rev. King is my father, so
why are you still asking for my name?

I know that when you leave this place,
you are going to write again but don’t
say I did not warn you, stop writing
against Rev. King.”

At that point, our correspondent
thanked him and left the church.

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Abeg make gov't do quick help them hang their father, so he go fit enter Jesus rank.

Chanchit: Abeg make gov't do quick help them hang their father, so he go fit enter Jesus rank.

Guy u harsh oooo

LOL

Oma ga ó!
What a blind and bewitched devotee and members who are under a great spell.
Maybe Rev. queen will soon arise and take over.
set of DIDIRINS in the calling.


#Jesus is lord

Mayowura: Oma ga ó!
What a blind and bewitched devotee and members who are under a great spell.
Maybe Rev. queen will soon arise and take over.
set of DIDIRINS in the calling.


#Jesus is lord

Na end-time sign