dalass:


The Experience wasn't a political rally, it was a Worship for Christians.

Pastor Paul can't be expected to support the booing. Its wrong.

They can do rally and go to the governor to express their grievances

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It wasn't a political rally. So why was a politician given the podium to address the masses? He turned his church to a political rally and they gave a political response to the government's speaker. The church mixed religion with politics and got mixed reactions. It sounds fair to me.

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PLAN B: Apology

I can understand Pastor Paul, the tithe of LASG far outweighs that of those unruly youths in the crowd. You know, the same youths you tell to fast and pray and bind imaginary demons yet they see one in human form (i.e government officials) and you don't want them to call them out.

Nigerian youths need to look away from this failed generation that has ruined this country. Nigerian youths should look to themselves for answers.

So congregation don’t have right to express their feelings when they discovered that Mr Paul is bringing politics Into church, “Awon Paitor Aiye”

The Lagos state representative was there to lead the praise session?

dalass:


The Experience wasn't a political rally, it was a Worship for Christians.

Pastor Paul can't be expected to support the booing. Its wrong.

They can do rally and go to the governor to express their grievances

Dapson73:



Governor Sanwo Olu, a Christian , was booed by Christian youths and was apologized to by a pastor.

Can you please relate the above narration to Yoruba Muslim?

Does end Sars has anything to do with religion ?

Please always keep quiet if you don't have any meaningful contribution instead of divisive comment.

Don't mind them...all they do is cause division between people...We can't be divided.... We know nothing like Yoruba Muslim or Christian.

for it is written:

"Be wary when the men of God rush to the sides of the politicians"

etokhana:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gs3VpP07fbk

Senior Pastor of House on The Rock Church, Pastor Paul Adefarasin has apologized to the Lagos State government after youths booed Sanwo-Olu’s representative at The Experience on Friday night

Sanwo-Olu’s representative was booed on stage while giving his speech after he was introduced during ’The Experience’ held at the House on the Rock Cathedral, Lekki.

Adefarasin displeased with the crowd’s behavior, apologized to the Lagos State government, describing the attitude as unscriptural.

He cautioned youths to pray for leaders in order for peace to reign in the country.

“I must honestly caution that we must pray for those who lead us that we may dwell peacefully in the land

“You must never disrespect authority because they beat the sword.

“I apologise to the leaders of Lagos state on your behalf,” Pastor Adefarasin said.

Na thunder go fire that your useless mouth .... We should pray for useless and confused leaders like sanwo olu abi? Oloriburuku somebody.....

datola:
People should be reasonable and respect Governor Sanwolu. He's really trying his best under the wicked system.

Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown.

Respect someone that openly lied to us about , what really happened October 20th , 2020

Lagosian are waiting for him in 2023, sanwo olu will pay for his sins......

PRODIGAL SON!VERY CORRUPT PREACHER USING NAIJA MUMU HEADS TO INCITE VIOLENCE, because HE HAS SOCALLED BRITISH PASSPORTBUT GOD SHAME.

dalass:


The Experience wasn't a political rally, it was a Worship for Christians.

Pastor Paul can't be expected to support the booing. Its wrong.

They can do rally and go to the governor to express their grievances

...but the same pastor can advise his church members to have a plan B in terms of countries to move to in the event that Nigeria goes up in flames. If he as a pastor has the right to use the pulpit, the altar of God, which is not his altar, to promote his political views why is it a crime for Christians to also promote their political views right there in the church programme. Church leaders should stop being diplomatic with the ways of God. Our politicians do not deserve any religious platform because they have made life difficult for the weak and the poor.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsSJSAB5i8A

efficiencie:


...but the same pastor can advise his church members to have a plan B in terms of countries to move to in the event that Nigeria goes up in flames. If he as a pastor has the right to use the pulpit, the altar of God, which is not his altar, to promote his political views why is it a crime for Christians to also promote their political views right there in the church programme. Church leaders should stop being diplomatic with the ways of God. Our politicians do not deserve any religious platform because they have made life difficult for the weak and the poor.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsSJSAB5i8A

He's entitled to his opinion. In my opinion, I also have plan B. With the leaders we hayin this country, so should you

It is his church and his pulpit. He can say whatever he feels is okay to whoever cares to listen. The audience on the other hand can't boo anyone. They can walk away or go straight to the government house to boo whoever they want to

dalass:


He's entitled to his opinion. In my opinion, I also have plan B. With the leaders we hayin this country, so should you

It is his church and his pulpit. He can say whatever he feels is okay to whoever cares to listen. The audience on the other hand can't boo anyone. They can walk away or go straight to the government house to boo whoever they want to

You are not coherent at all. You claim the pastor can air his opinion but the audience cannot...does that make any sense? Are the audience any less human than Adefarasin? You claim it is his church and his pulpit so Adefarasin is the god worshipped in his church? How interesting! If Adefarasin is entitled to his opinion, so are the church members or attendees of the experience program. If Adefarasin can express political views in church so can the attendees of the experience program and if it is unscriptural to boo a failed politician then it is unscriptural as well to criticize the leadership of the country for their failed leadership. He should practice what he preached. If he is asking his audience to pray for Nigerian leaders he should have done the same instead of criticising the Nigerian leadership before a camera.

efighter:
We can all see now that Paul Adefarasin is just after money. I real clergy will support the Masses once the Masses have not done anything contrary to the 10 Commandments. Paul Adefarasin has just proven to be another fraudster at the pulpit

you are stupid and the reason for your stupidity is religion

fayomim:


You dont have sense

else you for use my sense do blood money abi

Well me and my friend enjoyed the Experience ❤️ ✌️ �

Dapson73:



Governor Sanwo Olu, a Christian , was booed by Christian youths and was apologized to by a pastor.

Can you please relate the above narration to Yoruba Muslim?

Does end Sars has anything to do with religion ?

Please always keep quiet if you don't have any meaningful contribution instead of divisive comment.

You're really expecting a Igbo to have sense? That's an unsurmountable task for yeebos.