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Hian! Lord order my steps never to step into dz kind of church o

Martin0:
Mehn this church is crazy

No! They not crazy! They are just not hypocrites like the other crooked churches who pretend to be righteous

I think did should be in literature section.
O.p you forgot to include the title of ur story.



Believe dis at ur own risk

gypsey:
No! They not crazy! They are just not hypocrites like the other crooked churches who pretend to be righteous

Hahahahahah na wa oooo

Sadly enough this very seer started well as a born again christian according to a friend who knew him. According to her, the guy used to lead the prayer group of the church where they both were members, but due to some challenges the guy was facing he left town and started seeking solution and that was how he strayed.

I knew about him through a book he wrote with the tittle " jesus is your enemy" which we saw with one 1st timer in my church, LFC, who when we pressed on him gave a similar account to op's. People should be careful of where they go seeking solutions to their problems. They can only see but they cannot solve.

Mustiboy:
I've finally gained admission into the university.
nairalanders, show your boy some love.

wow congrats which Skul

i just dey laff miracle seekers

I must go to that church to see tins myself.

Interesting writeup to read

Nothing really new, I think there is a church also in this type of worship mode in Ibadan, around Apata Area. Yes I remember ,they also cook food and drink beer inside the structure. it's a free world .

Pls tell me you're joking. The change of address of a dead man got me rolling. That "temple" is indeed pharaoh's temple... Lawd
To the seer

crazy man couldn't even answer questions correctly. he can keep brainwashing his members with stout lol awon ode oshi

Titusolufemi:
I think did should be in literature section.
O.p you forgot to include the title of ur story.



Believe dis at ur own risk

The church is real, although it is called temple

mrmady091:
boost your account with this format

scammer. if it's like that. use your money and win millions. no need of mere 5k from members. criminals. I know your type. rubbish fellow. better go repent

seun1960:
I think u need to see a doctor sir

Then you're not thinking.

Desyner:
Ogun ‘church’ Where Satan Is A ‘brother’ And Worshippers Are Served Alcohol

[b]Without doubt, churches have denominations and patterns of worship differ, but when you stumble on one, where weird activities are the order of the day and alcohol, animal sacrifices and biblical villains like Nebuchadnezzar, Ahab and even Satan are deified, then you’ve just encountered worship redefined. Tabitha Pearl writes.[/b
A Christian worship centre or church is a place where you expect everything but the absurd and the weird. But this was precisely what this reporter beheld few weeks back when she went snooping at “As God said, It Must Be Done, The temple of the Most High God,’ located in Oke-Aro in Ifo Local Government Area of Ogun State.

A mere N100 bus ride from the popular Agege/Pen Cinema Bus-Stop, took this reporter to As God Said Street – the street is named after the church. A short commercial motorcycle ride took this reporter to the church’s doorstep.

The temple is flanked on one side by what used to be a mosque and the other by a Celestial Church of Christ, which, strangely, wasn’t holding any service this Sunday. This reporter was however to soon discover during the nearly 10-hour-long service, that the mosque and the Celestial church had to evacuate their locations because of the new “Sheriff” in town.

The first thing that catches your attention as you walk into the church premises, depending on your keenness of sight, would either be the rather heavy use of the colours red and white; or the slaughter slab on the far right corner, though carefully concealed by the gigantic red gate. Beside the slab this fateful Sunday was a black goat waiting to be slaughtered and served to worshippers. Makes some sense though. If worshippers have to stay in church up to 10 hours or more, it just might be normal to consider feeding them.

Inside the temple, the love for red is even more pronounced. The floor has a fading red colour, which tells you it had originally been painted with glossy red paint; even the choir and a few members bear a touches of red on their dresses. No usher is seen ushering people in; there actually is no need for one, as the sitting arrangement is glaring enough, even to a first timer. Male worshippers sit to the right while female worshippers sit to the left.

Another thing you cannot miss as you walk into the temple is the altar. It is divided into two sections: a very high one, probably the holy of holies, reserved for the Most High, should he come visiting; and then a lower one, possibly where the seer, fondly called Papa, preaches from, whenever he returns from a visit to the Most High, which he claims he does often.

“I still communed with the Most High last month. I sit and discuss with Him often. I know his form. Who says we can’t see God?” he boasted amidst wild cheers from his followers.

On the higher altar is a massive chair, the type you find in kings’ palaces. That’s probably where the Most High sits when he visits. On the lower altar is a replica of that same seat, possibly for the Papa. On the far left of the lower altar is a seat like the earlier ones, only smaller in size. This is where the wife of the seer sits during service, albeit only on the invitation of her husband.

Right above the higher altar or holy of holies, is a line-up of some relics, the sort you’re only likely to find in a herbalist’s shrine. The most conspicuous of these would be an elaborate form of a skull, placed in the middle of two crossed bone-shaped pieces of woods – pretty much like the familiar skull and bones image, used to depict danger and death. There is also something like a big calabash, placed in the middle, leaving a first-timer wondering if this is a shine or a temple where God is worshipped.

Sunday Nation’s visit coincided with the 6th Anniversary Celebration of the worship centre. It was with great excitement that the seer, Blessed Dike-Oji-Ofo Chukwu announced to the dance-intoxicated congregation that, “Today, we are celebrating our sixth year of moving to this temple.”

This announcement was followed by an excited cheer from the worshippers.

The service, which was said to have begun at 8:30 am, ran for hours unending, with more than half the time spent singing and dancing, and – wait for this – spraying those perceived by the seer to have danced best with money. Interestingly, the children seemed to be more favoured in the money rain, above the adults. In order to be sure if this was the general mode of worship or just a one-off thing to commemorate the anniversary celebration, our reporter sought the opinion of a female congregant.


Source

OGUN! Nothing good had ever been said about this Ogun self.
Ogun river! JUJU river.
Ogun people! Ritualist all.
Ogun Native doctors! Using one human parts or the other.
Ogun road ! Robbery n kidnapping. etc

Another guru maharsji
Anywhete they giv u water
Soap
Yam
Kola
Oil
Go and use it
And come bac for testimony
Omo na shrine be dah 1 o.
No diff feom catholics and them.
The most high nor geh name
Fool
If we humans have individual names
So our creator nor geh name ba.
Fools
Men na fixed bet guys and beer parlour motivational speakers with yung street bois go full d service o

Believe this believe anything

Abegi

Desyner:
Ogun ‘church’ Where Satan Is A ‘brother’ And Worshippers Are Served Alcohol

Without doubt, churches have denominations and patterns of worship differ, but when you stumble on one, where weird activities are the order of the day and alcohol, animal sacrifices and biblical villains like Nebuchadnezzar, Ahab and even Satan are deified, then you’ve just encountered worship redefined. Tabitha Pearl writes.

A Christian worship centre or church is a place where you expect everything but the absurd and the weird. But this was precisely what this reporter beheld few weeks back when she went snooping at “As God said, It Must Be Done, The temple of the Most High God,’ located in Oke-Aro in Ifo Local Government Area of Ogun State.

A mere N100 bus ride from the popular Agege/Pen Cinema Bus-Stop, took this reporter to As God Said Street – the street is named after the church. A short commercial motorcycle ride took this reporter to the church’s doorstep.

The temple is flanked on one side by what used to be a mosque and the other by a Celestial Church of Christ, which, strangely, wasn’t holding any service this Sunday. This reporter was however to soon discover during the nearly 10-hour-long service, that the mosque and the Celestial church had to evacuate their locations because of the new “Sheriff” in town.

The first thing that catches your attention as you walk into the church premises, depending on your keenness of sight, would either be the rather heavy use of the colours red and white; or the slaughter slab on the far right corner, though carefully concealed by the gigantic red gate. Beside the slab this fateful Sunday was a black goat waiting to be slaughtered and served to worshippers. Makes some sense though. If worshippers have to stay in church up to 10 hours or more, it just might be normal to consider feeding them.

Inside the temple, the love for red is even more pronounced. The floor has a fading red colour, which tells you it had originally been painted with glossy red paint; even the choir and a few members bear a touches of red on their dresses. No usher is seen ushering people in; there actually is no need for one, as the sitting arrangement is glaring enough, even to a first timer. Male worshippers sit to the right while female worshippers sit to the left.

Another thing you cannot miss as you walk into the temple is the altar. It is divided into two sections: a very high one, probably the holy of holies, reserved for the Most High, should he come visiting; and then a lower one, possibly where the seer, fondly called Papa, preaches from, whenever he returns from a visit to the Most High, which he claims he does often.

“I still communed with the Most High last month. I sit and discuss with Him often. I know his form. Who says we can’t see God?” he boasted amidst wild cheers from his followers.

On the higher altar is a massive chair, the type you find in kings’ palaces. That’s probably where the Most High sits when he visits. On the lower altar is a replica of that same seat, possibly for the Papa. On the far left of the lower altar is a seat like the earlier ones, only smaller in size. This is where the wife of the seer sits during service, albeit only on the invitation of her husband.

Right above the higher altar or holy of holies, is a line-up of some relics, the sort you’re only likely to find in a herbalist’s shrine. The most conspicuous of these would be an elaborate form of a skull, placed in the middle of two crossed bone-shaped pieces of woods – pretty much like the familiar skull and bones image, used to depict danger and death. There is also something like a big calabash, placed in the middle, leaving a first-timer wondering if this is a shine or a temple where God is worshipped.

[b][/b]Sunday Nation’s visit coincided with the 6th Anniversary Celebration of the worship centre. It was with great excitement that the seer, Blessed Dike-Oji-Ofo Chukwu announced to the dance-intoxicated congregation that, “Today, we are celebrating our sixth year of moving to this temple.”

This announcement was followed by an excited cheer from the worshippers.

The service, which was said to have begun at 8:30 am, ran for hours unending, with more than half the time spent singing and dancing, and – wait for this – spraying those perceived by the seer to have danced best with money. Interestingly, the children seemed to be more favoured in the money rain, above the adults. In order to be sure if this was the general mode of worship or just a one-off thing to commemorate the anniversary celebration, our reporter sought the opinion of a female congregant.


Source

Developers developing Ogun State!

olafunny:
watch out for part 2

Sequel to Heavens Must Shake.
Devil; father and author of lies.

This type of church seem like some sort of fiction, and the writer somehow doesn't have pictures to prove, the only picture here doesn't show people In red as heavily described.. So fishy

How true

ugo147:
There is no excuse........how can he say the bible isn't correct ...its only the old testament........if you don't read your bible ...ignorance is no excuse........that's why I don't blame people who err....everybody has needs that's the 80% reason we seek God........God I thank you that I know you and I'm your child

So the Old Testament is NOT CORRECT!.........HAAAAAAA!LELLUYAH!

A

And people of all religions are commenting here now o. No need to declare faith & sign up first.

Maybe reason why Christian religion, despite all the flaws of Christians, has spawn democracy, freedom of speech and collective progress in the West and became a model serious people everywhere now espouse.

As long as they are not forcing anyone to come, not forcing kids into marriage or abusing anyone's rights, it is their freedom. Only God will finally decide.

Reality or movie scene?

2lateBiafra:
This one no be new issue now ALCHOHOL AND GUNS ARE 1 & 2