₦airaland Forum

rinzaugustine:
One of my cousins was a big financier at Enugu and even sponsored many trips to shiloh with his own money after many years but when it was his turn to become a pastor of that branch, he was bypassed and a Yoruba man without experience was brought from Ibadan to take that position. My mumu cousin said it was the will of God because nothing blinds many Igbo people like religion. I never saw it as anything before but tinubu is now opening our eyes to learn how this tribalism works

What factory or business was this financier operating at the time?

Kobojunkie:
What factory or business was this financier operating at the time?

tithes , offerings and sponsoring group of people to Shiloh every year

rinzaugustine:
➜ tithes , offerings and sponsoring group of people to Shiloh every year

What did he do for a living? What company did he own or work for that he could afford so much, etc.?

Kobojunkie:
What did he do for a living? What company did he own or work for that he could afford so much, etc.?

Their family have a well know catering and event management business and they have built a lot of houses from the business

Dollarmind001:
We listen, we don't judge.

which one be this na

Nonexisting1:
He is right. I saw one of the poor inside his private jet the other day. Also, I saw a lot of the poor in his covenant university.

are you serious!!!

OfficialP:
No matter what you do, say, people will talk. Shior

fact

Kobojunkie:
1000 ke? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

You just reminded me of an ordeal I had to endure this past summer out in Houston. I was forced to attend a Jerry Eze convention down in Houston by my religious mother and sister. The hall was filled with what seemed over 5000 people that very day. They were there from early in the morning until late evening, many of them coming from all parts of the United States for the event. But this man insulted them by showing up with his troops around 5 pm or thereabout that day for an event that was announced to begin at about 9 am.

After all their presentation and preaching and whatever else, it finally came time for testimonies. Barely 20 people came up to give testimonies with most of them giving accounts of experiences they had had before the meeting in Houston. Not long after that, the man and his troops quickly left the hall around 7 pm, already on their way to Atlanta, GA, probably to repeat the same charade. And this after announcing that the people in Houston had to return the very next day for Sunday service, most of them not realizing that the man and his troops would not be there at all.

The experience left me stunned at the level of degradation religious Nigerians allow themselves to live with at the hands of their many scammers-in-the-lord. 😩😩😩😩😩

hmmm!!! Na WA ooo!!!

Kingsempires:
hmmm!!! Na WA ooo!!!

Do you question my experience?

Kobojunkie:
Do you question my experience?

like what I meant was "the story was so disappointing to experience" 🥺

Kingsempires:
like what I meant was "the story was so disappointing to experience" 🥺

It was disgusting to behold and to imagine that this is the same nonsense that is repeated by the man and his troop across every location makes me wonder whether it is not better to consider that Nigeria will not get better until a different generation comes to age. Of course, this same pattern is observed across every other religious convention out there, a pattern no different from what I recall taking place when my mother also dragged me around as a child. We are talking of millions of people spending a ridiculous amount of money each year only to show up for hours upon hours and then go home disappointed every time. Now these days, you hear people in the religious crowds say things like it is as it is meant to be and I wonder what sort of drugged-up delusion one has to be high on to believe such nonsense.

Yeah..