First picture is a politician and and business man- Sen. Ifeanyi Ubah

Second picture is a pastor and business man- Johnson Suleman

Both men suffered similar attacks on their convoy on the 11th September and 21st October respectively.

Both (prime targets) narrowly cheated death by escaping with the bulletproof SUVs they drove in, whilst their security guards and aids (without bulletproof cars) died in the attack as they were reportedly outgunned.

Whilst Ifeanyi Ubah (Sen.) received overwhelming public sympathy and call for review of security architecture, Johnson Suleman seems to be enjoying the very opposite.

In Johnson Suleman's case, the narrative changed.

It's about mocking the church and God's "acclaimed" ability to protect. It's about why a pastor should ride in bulletproof SUV. It's about why he didn't provide the same bulletproof SUV to all his security details. It's about pastors deceiving church members. It's about anointing oil, stickers and the likes.

It's okay to not like someone because of his personality. But it's a different level of evil to dislike someone so much that you wished they didn't survive a tragedy. Or worse still, to twist the tragic story with a ridiculous narrative to satisfy your "feel among" social media cravings.

You can self-service yourself with antichurch rhetorics as much as you want. Enjoying the trend and traffic it brings too. But Don't Just It's social media afterall. Things Are Not The Same Again.

Note:

*You Must Decide To Be A Christian By Heart And Action Or A Joker The Choice Is Yours*

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Not my concern anyway but Suleiman is one pastor I respect so much

Assassin's creed!

I thank God for his life! I just can't imagine him assasinated like that. May God continue to protect everyone of us against the onslaught of the enemy, Amen.