Religious Leaders From Nigeria

"Many pastors have spiritualised trauma trauma from childhood and they bring it to the pulpit, preaching it as sermons"

"There is widespread communication of dishonour – dishonour to fathers, dishonour to contemporaries"

"People have spiritualised lack of manners, and just because we quote scripture around it doesn’t make it right."

"The level of growing hatred in the body of Christ is alarming. It has even become a human rights issue on social media"

"We cannot claim to love Jesus so much that we begin to destroy one another as proof of our love. Something is wrong with our understanding and zeal,"

"Never look down on people, because the one you despise today may be the vessel God uses to save nations tomorrow.”"

"pastors will soon start killing themselves."

"When you cast out demons and use matchet or nail, then it is no longer spiritual. In our church, we do not even use olive oil. I don’t like it. There is a book I am writing on Inconveniencing the Devil. It is criticising the use of addictives. There are churches that ask people to bring cloth, oil and other things for prayers, we don’t."

"I have never had a scandal. I have members of my church who are in top positions in government. They should have reacted since. People should come to the church to see what we are doing."

"Believe in that but my only reservation is whether government will have the willpower and sincerity to implement it."

"There is witchcraft all over the world. So I will not join the campaign that says there is no witchcraft, because that is the devil speaking. And when the devil speaks, he makes a lot of people powerless and intimidates them. So I am not going to be part of that campaign. There are witches and those witches have to be delivered as they come for it."