successbase:
When you see all this happening, know you that the end time is nigh.

vickylala239:


The truth abt Ppl Lik u is this:::1st u Dnt knw Wat to bliv::,2nd u want see things with ur eyes:3rd u wnt to Blv in d one that cn solve ur prblm instantly with or without faith..

4Th u ask so many questions::5 you open Bible Jst to look for loopholes::: u Jst wish d wrld cn Jst b without good or bad...

Wat is really hard for you is simple to others..

You are confused of Wich to worship is simple:::follow any one Dat says u shuld not do any bad thing...you and I knw Wat is bad or good:::and is very simple to knw d good things..

It is simple to knw this good n bad:::u culd b demanded to pay for their services,or kill,or any other bad thing u knw....wen u enter any place of worship ur eyes n brain will tell u Whr u r....

If u feel Muslim is telling u n also doing good...den join...if u feel Christians are doing good den join,if u feel jesu of ikot ekpene is doing good join so mny....
If u feel u cnt join any of dem n u cn do Wat is good....still okk
I hope dis ans ur question

dearsly:
I think God is so MERCIFUL!

I don't think they worship EDIDEM of a guy.....they might HONOUR him wich is different from WORSHIP!...

He seems to be the FOUNDER of the group

ettaetta:
lol

Totti9:
leave am the day heaven go arrest am he go surely confess that Jesus na baba

Fineboyjay:
The man is my biological grand father. The man in the photo with two sons is a one of his sons. He never called himself God or Jesus but people Called him that because of the miracles they saw him do,which Jesus Christ promised us that greater works will we do because he has returned to the father. Comedians joke with the name of Jesus n people laugh. The whole story is twisted. Thank God today most or your pastors own private jets. N yet u are hungry.Edidem Bassey Was only a servant of God who God used to heal n help people who became his followers. Ya'll thank God u didn't meet Jesus Christ of Nazareth u would have joined in crucifying him. Judgement is of God not man. Follow ur part,do wat u know but my advice is emancipate urself from mental slavery. Be a free thinker. Love God,believe everything good. A good man is a good man doesn't matter the number of wives u marry, King Solomon did same yet u read about him in the bible. Grow your little minds. Explore life.

Weah96:


This is nothing new!! Pale men raped black babies with impunity during slavery and the end time was still far away. Allow this man to feed his family in peace.

cybriz82:
Na rug d Guy tek cover him resting plc abi na shrine.see d church as e b like dat ship wey dn ruts for tin can island.jesus ko dajut ni..

cybriz82:
Na rug d Guy tek cover him resting plc abi na shrine.see d church as e b like dat ship wey dn ruts for tin can island.jesus ko dajut ni..

Velvetv2:
small pikin close mouth small when elders dey talk

ettaetta:
The Untold Story of Jesus of Ikot-Ekpene, EDIDEM BASSEY

This is story back in time. It is a story of a man who lived like an emperor, who lived as if the world would never end but about whom very little is known. This piece attempts to amalgamate the most reliable information found on him.

He proclaimed himself as Jesus Christ, the Messiah, the Saviour and the Lord. While some viewed him as raving mad, his ‘madness’ attracted hordes of devoted worshippers to his territory. Soon, news spread all over and beyond Eastern Nigeria, of a strange man named Edidem Bassey, revered by his followers and branded the Jesus of Ikot-Ekpene.

Today, the city of Ikot-Ekpene is located in Akwa Ibom State, a state that has the densest concentration of churches on earth. Ikot-Ekpene is regarded as the cultural and political centre of the Annangs and Ibibios and it is represented in the Nigerian Senate by a former governor of the state, Godswill Obot Akpabio Now, let’s roll back in time.

When the Christian missionaries arrived Nigeria, Ikot-Ekpene was one of the first destinations. And they arrived with fire and brimstone, their goal was to convert everyone from what they regarded as African paganism to Christianity.

The influence of Christianity is still very strong and visible in Ikot-Ekpene till date. However, since the native people already had their own set of traditional beliefs, what later emerged over time in some areas of Ikot-Ekpene was a blend of Christianity and African traditional religions, leading to a curious strand of syncretism that produced people like Edidem Bassey