For so many years, Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG),under the leadership of Pastor Enoch Adeboye used to be the fastest growing church in the country.

This is as a result of its philosophy of planting branches in all the nooks and crannies of the country. However, the effort appears to have reached its peak and now suffering from diminishing return. But Marlian gang, a group that is linked to the Nigerian rap act, Naira Marley appears to have step up to take over from where the church left.

The gang has now become something like a mass movement in the secondary and tertiary institutions in Lagos State and even beyond. By the way it is spreading like Australian fire, it is now you either fall in love or you fall in line and
nobody wants to be left out. Apart from the recent open declarations for the group by high profile celebrities like the Nigerian music queen Asa and Super Eagles and Lillie of France striker, Victor Osimhen, other celebrities are secretly admiring or throwing their weight behind the gang.

Irukkanews reporters visited some secondary schools and higher institutions in Lagos State for fact finding. At a secondary school located beside Isolo fly over bridge, students were seen on the assembly ground in the morning giving each other hi-five and saying the Marlian gang slogan,”ma fo” meaning “fear not” to one another in the presence of their teachers. The way a lot of the students were giving the hi-five and saying “ ma fo”,showed that Marlian gang is no doubt the most popular movement in the school.

At the Lagos State Polytrechnic Isolo, the presence of Marlian gang was so dominant that one can easily feel it.
Many of the students there were also greeting one another with the Marlian gang slogan. A student who agreed to speak to Irukkanews said that Naira Marley is the voice of the voiceless in the country and the defender of the oppressed.

According to him, the youths in Nigeria need to emulate the rap artiste`s courage and outspokenness. He said that the Marlian gang would one day become so strong that it would force the corrupt government out of the country.
On the import of the slogan “ ma fo”,he said that it came from the Bible. According to him, God told his people to fear not the devices of the wicked.

Read more: http://irukkanews.com/index.php/2020/02/11/marlian-gang-now-winning-more-souls-than-redeemed-church-investigation/

Even my parish pastor just declared himself Malian last Sunday.

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