TheFacelessMan:


Well, once upon a time, I was a Man of God.......


The End.

PS - Only those with anointing read the action-packed story. Unbelievers would see nothing

richeeyo:
Schooled in Ghana, since then I lost faith in churches, I pray to God anywhere,
If you see what pastors do hmmmm
Saying it would look exaggerated

Laseye008:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykqzEDQDPFo

What have his man of God has turn Christianity into.
A video trending on social media this morning shows a ghanaian Pastor conducts cleanings on his female members by shaving their public hairs himself

richeeyo:
Schooled in Ghana, since then I lost faith in churches, I pray to God anywhere,
If you see what pastors do hmmmm
Saying it would look exaggerated

cocolacec:


Say it let people learn and be aware of the level of decadence on our continent.

TheFacelessMan:


Once upon a time, in 69 BC, I was a Man of God.......















































































































The End.

PS - Only those with anointing read the action-packed story. Unbelievers would see nothing

ethicallyright:


Local TV Stations in Ghana mostly advertise churches. Like 85% of entire adverts there are placed by churches.
For instance In Nigeria you will at least see Amatem or Lonart advertise their standard antimalarial drugs. In Ghana what you see are two or three spiritualists or Pastors a day coming with testimonies of how they are specialists in treating Malaria.
70% of young and able bodied men in Accra are into cybercrime. Their pastors even buy laptops and other gadgets and pray for them.

Rwanda is actually worse, Professors and Ph.d holders stop classes for wandering evangelists to preach. When I see people praising Paul Kagame here , I just laugh. I offered to pay two two "poor " Ph.d students in Rwanda $50 each to distribute 1000 questionnaire papers in Kigali they told me their church was observing a 21 days fasting . They even told me my money was better donated to their pastor to support evangelism.

A bit of secularity has improved the thinking abilities of Nigerians and South Africans which I think are the only countries in Sub-saharan Africa a rational person can survive.

What we need in Africa is more of human capital development. Teach these low thinking people that they can build their Countries with their hands don't just employ Julius Berger to do the construction while the brains of those enjoying such civilization are almost like that of animals.

Seems the Ghanian President is also a deeply brainwashed individual.