wilsonchilboy:
Tell dem sir

kunleham:
Nigerian youths need to learn to be civil. You don't speak ill of your leaders or country. Criticize constructively. Really, minority would have their say but majority will have their way.

titiloyeblog:
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The General Superintendent of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry, Pastor William Kumuyi, has appealed to Christians in Nigeria to stop the incessant attacks on President Buhari.

Speaking in his church in Gbagada, Lagos state today June 2nd, the clergyman said it is ungodly for Christians to attack constituted authorities either by words, newspaper publications or other means available. According to the pastor, God demands that Christians submit to constituted authorities either in the church, country, community and other forms of

Speaking during his sermon, Pastor Kumuyi said;



source: https://www.titiloyeblog.com/2019/06/stop-attacking-president-buhari-its.html

engray:
I was at this service.. The basic message was not to speak evil of constituted authorities whether governmental or even at your place of work. If you feel they are not doing well, then pray for them. Simple!!!!

emmasege:
I respect the Grace and calling of God upon your life, Papa Kumuyi. And I really you would really not ask us not to criticize the president when he errs.

I stand to be corrected. In Biblical days, prophets criticised Kings both in private and in public, if and when necessary. Prophet Samuel openly told King Saul that God had rejected him and given the kingdom to his neighbor.

King Ahab was also chided by Prophet Elijah. John the Baptist criticised/attacked King Herod. Examples abound in the scripture on how pastors or prophets criticised Kings. So, I do not subscribe to keeping quiet when our fundamental human rights are being trampled upon, and bad governance is the order of the day.

Guyman02:
I respect Pastor Kumuyi so much and would have agreed with him totally under normal circumstances.

Constructive criticism is welcome but Buhari is different, he is tyrant that's why Nigerians abuse him.
There is an Igbo proverb that says 'if the idol becomes too stubborn the native doctor will show it the tree from which it was carved out from'

rusher14:
The keyword in incessant.

Funny enough, baba no good babe no good, he still rigged a second term.

Mr Kumuyi had on Sunday told Christians not to criticize their leaders including President Muhammadu Buhari.

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GOD BLESS THIS GREAT, GENUINE AND GREAT MAN OF GOD!!

A MAN CALLED BY GOD!!!

TANTUMERGO007:
See the enemies of Nigerians

They are the pastors

emmasege:
I respect the Grace and calling of God upon your life, Papa Kumuyi. And I really you would really not ask us not to criticize the president when he errs.

I stand to be corrected. In Biblical days, prophets criticised Kings both in private and in public, if and when necessary. Prophet Samuel openly told King Saul that God had rejected him and given the kingdom to his neighbor.

King Ahab was also chided by Prophet Elijah. John the Baptist criticised/attacked King Herod. Examples abound in the scripture on how pastors or prophets criticised Kings. So, I do not subscribe to keeping quiet when our fundamental human rights are being trampled upon, and bad governance is the order of the day.

Guyman02:
I respect Pastor Kumuyi so much and would have agreed with him totally under normal circumstances.

Constructive criticism is welcome but Buhari is different, he is tyrant that's why Nigerians abuse him.
There is an Igbo proverb that says 'if the idol becomes too stubborn the native doctor will show it the tree from which it was carved out from'

sarrki:
Baba let them do

They will be put to shame

writefreely:
Message from hell.