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Monday, January 12, 2015

Gov Muazu Aliyu Of Niger State Worshipped In Redeemed Church Yesterday!..

Niger State Governor, Dr Muazu Babangida Aliyu, yesterday, Sunday 11th January, worshipped in the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Living Stone Zonal Headquarters.......






Speaking, he said, "If I don't believe in Jesus Christ, then I am not a true muslim ". 

How nice!





103 comments:

  1. And he had to wear CAP in church??? Do they wear cap in Mosque??? Mschewwe

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    1. Yes ,they do wear cap in Masjid...

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    2. Why not..stop attaching unnecessary meaning to this..m very sure that the guy is nt aware that he nid to remove his cap unlike the mosque..

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    3. They wear cap in d mosque

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    4. Your statement was uncalled for, don't be like the Jews

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    5. Yes, they do.

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    6. i tell you...no sign of respect.double mscheeeew.

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    7. Don't mind all this Desperate Politricans. Cap in God's presence like they wear in that their mosque

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    8. Why didn't the pastor tell him to remove his cap?
      Some pastors and hypocrisy.
      Shame on that parish.

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    9. Thank u BeBe. I took note of it too. He cn only decive himself,not God.Mtshewwwwww

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    10. Talban Minna!

      I'll miss u as the governor of this state.

      Your effort kept BH away. I pray ur successor is as open minded as you are.

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    11. @Desire *Some pastors and hypocrisy*

      hmmmm English and u run your mouth to correct others.

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    12. Even Jews dey use cap.

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  2. All these politicians. ...be careful with your ambition so you don't incur the wrath of God!!!!!

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    1. I hope 2015 agenda is not involved in the worship. Where the ushers dey? Una no fit tell am to remove cap?

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  3. Hmmmmmm.... I know some muslims will come here and castigate him for saying that cos most muslims i know will say they dont believe JESUS CHRIST died for their sins.. It is well.

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    1. No dear. They believe that Jesus Christ was a prophet but not the son of God. He is called Prophet Isa. They accord him with full respect. But they don't believe in the resurrection and dying for our sins.

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  4. Very big Mtcheww! Publicity stunt!

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  5. No reverence in the house of God. ..Pastors will be scared to tell them what is right....

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  6. All these Muslims coming abi going to church,God is watching ooo

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  7. YES YOU CAN WEAR CAP IN MOSQUE ,GET YOUR FACTS RIGHT ,AND YOU CAN WEAR CAP IN THE CHURCH IF YOU WANT ,NO WHERE IN THE BIBLE IS WRITTEN THAT CAP CANT BE WORN IN CHURCH ,NIGERIANS AND THEIR CHRISTIANITY ABI CHURCHISH SYNDROME YET NA THEM SIN PASS,YET NO GOOD GOVERNANCE ,EVEN COUNTRIES THAT ARE PAGANS ARE FAR MORE BETTER THAN NIGERIA WEY CARRY CHURCH FOR HEAD LIKE GALA.

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    1. U beta pik up ur bible and read better make too-know no kill you. For ur info,its in the bible not to wear cap olodo

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    2. Abisoye chapter and verse please

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  8. This is serious. This people are not joking oooooooo. Why wasn't he told to remove his cap?








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  9. Lol. Yea they were caps in mosques olodo @bebe. But all na still format. They can only fool man not God. The God of our time sef too gentle o. If to say na the God wey dey vex during the old testament, people for don learn so many lessons. Cowards

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  10. And they had to take picture!

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  11. Some of our pastors are funny. So you can't ask them to remove their caps before entering the church, if a christian visits a mosque, will they allow him to wear his shoes inside? All is well anywayz. Wetin chop chop go do for this world...tor!!!

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  12. That's how it should be.

    You are a Christian, Muslim or Buddhist usually because of your parents and the geographical location you come from.

    It should not be a do or die affair.

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  13. so because he is a governor, the stupid ushers could not ask him to remove his cap?

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    1. Even crowned kings remove their caps when they go to redemption camp. A place where a king visits the king of kings and bows to HIM. Hmmm

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  14. Political charade...i could hardly care less

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  15. Stella hope you won't forget to blog about the bombed APC building in rivers states. People need to shine their eyes

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  16. Did he come to confess his sins of lyin bcos he said "if U can't lie ur not a Politician yet"

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  17. Nothing we no go see or hear

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  18. That is how it shld be.. Peaceful co-existence is what we want

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  19. MR EDDY said.
    What is politics turning our country into? This is bullshit that pastor needs to be flogged.
    ^
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    ^™THAT EDO BOY.COM~wishes u happy new year.

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  20. Really!!! Yeye, and nobody could tell hon to remove his aboki cap abi?

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  21. All for the sake of power!
    I am waiting for 'them' to openly worship 'esu, obatala, sango, agemo, orunmila, osun, ogun, etc' .
    Then I will know they mean business.
    Abi, no be three-in-1 dem suppose do.
    I saw Ambode and Buhari's 'ibo pix' yesterday. Buhahahahahaa

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  23. Hmmmm....Saying you believe in jesus christ is the only thing that interests me. If only your brothers could be as wise as you.

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  24. i miss the way my horseband eats my pussy up for hours. hes not here and am missing him like mad

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  25. They are now using different strategies to deceive us into believing we are the same... She. They really hate us.. Hmmmm... Christians be wise, pray and be steadfast in faith... Its a trap.

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  26. Coool propaganda everywhere by our politicians this days

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  27. hmmm redeem,hw abt his cap na

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  28. Lol very nice indeed....Why dint they tell him to remove his cap? So first timer tinz

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  29. Hian ok oo
    We haff heard oga, but what's with the cap sef. Una dey wear cap for mosque?? Smh

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  30. Good for him.

    @iyke via Airtel SIM

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  31. @ Bebe, we all know what he's doing. He thinks he can use our head. Let's see if he will ever pass the front of any church and recognise it when he wins whatever post he's vying for. Politics in Nigeria is another name for deception.

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  32. These people can not go to deeper life and be comfotable because pastor Kumuyi will preach salvation and the second coming of our Lord and saviour Jesus Christ and lots of people don't feel comfortable with the message of salvation.Pastor Kumuyi preaches the undiluted word of God and I like him.

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    1. Is this really that big of a deal? He is not a christian, he is a guest at that church for that day. Whatever his motives are, they are known to God. I understand why this is so sensational, the political atmosphere is pretty tense and any gesture from opposing camps will be criticised harshly. 

      If we really want to keep sentiments at bay and analyse this critically, some so called Christians have no business occupying and warming the seats in Churches with the thoughts in their minds. Imagine 2 regular church members comparing notes on a girl they've slept with! Right in church while the sermon was going on, I turned to look at them in disbelief and guess what? One actually winked and licked his lips! Ewwwwwwww!

      So, pray tell, assuming the office of the "Executive Assistant" of Christ, which do you think is the lesser of two evils? The visitor who probably thinks he is in order because he was warmly welcomed or the "christian brothers" who should know better? I'll imagine the inappropriateness of 1man wearing 5 caps in Church pales in comparison with Churchgoers exciting each other with tales of immorality while the sermon is ongoing, no?

      Please, let's not lose sight of what is really important at the end of the day. ‎

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    2. God Bless you my sister Ronalda. There is nothing Christian like about the modern day church goer. It's all for show. Let's not even talk about the arrogance of being better than the rest. Let's leave God to judge. One of the most important commandments in the bible states Love Thy Neighbour as Thy Self...hmm who is sinning against God now. .......I wonder

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    3. You are right Ronalda. But some churches follow strict principles regarding what you wear and shouldn't wear in the church premises.

      Take for instance the white garment churches, you are not allowed to wear your shoes, and of cos, females have to cover their heads compulsorily unlike the pentecostal churches these days. Really, if the church allowed them then their prerogative. If they were asked to remove it and they refused, that's another ball game all together.

      Yea the heart is what the Lord looks at not the show offs we put off outside. However protocols must be observed especially if u weren't forced to attend and you went out of your free will.

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  34. And as usual they cannot tell him to remove his cap in church,and why on earth would they allow him to climb the pulpit?can GEJ try it in their so called mosque?chai redeem don fall my. Hand finish. Catholic all the way Jare.

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  35. Seriously wats wrong wit this our pastors?why will they allow someone wear cap in church?can they do that in the mosque?Buhari did it and now Aliyu...so wat they are implying is that we worship an inferior God to theirs......God i hate Naija politicians!

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  36. All this politicians be doing ''eye service''.. attending church service but still showing their rebellion by wearing a cap.......SMH..

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  37. And they allowed a man that openly bragged about being a good liar b4 being a politician to mount the pulpit and what is he even gonna be saying?

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    1. He just lied there that he believes in Jesus Christ lol

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    2. Jenny Zee, pls don't display your ignorance and limited knowledge of anything beyond your nose. Every true Muslim believes in Jesus Christ as a prophet of Islam.

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    3. I don't know what u guys really want when u make statements like this. So should the church refuse him entry because he is a lying politician? Na wa o

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  38. Wetin musa no go see 4 gate?

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  39. I wonder why the usher's allowed that sef,why cap inside the ch?????he's going to ch doesn't mean anythng

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  40. It's d churches that are surprising me. Anyway God says judgement begins with the church. Till then

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  41. a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said...
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    And is aim is what.....
    *GLO BRING 3G TO KONTAGORA*
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    ***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***

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  42. Quran acknowledged Jesus as a prophet of God and every muslim believes in jesus,moses and just as we believe in prophet muhammed(S.A.W).I have always said this,make research about the religion ISLAM before drawing ur conclusions..@Bebe BeeBee,a muslim man can choose to wear cap or not in a mosque(Quit speaking out of ignorance,always get ur facts right).

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    1. @anon8:48, Jesus is the Saviour, the Alpha and Omega, the Son of the living God which Muslims don't believe. If you say you believe in Jesus Christ, have you accepted him as your Lord and Savior? Head knowledge of Jesus is not enough, even the devils believe in Jesus and fear him. Don't be always quick to curse out people.

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    2. My dear to each his own. Face your own religion. By the way I hope you know God looks at your heart not your actions and acts of piousness

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  43. Dunno but I hate seeing guys on traditional wears wearing leather slippers. I prefer flat shoes abeg.
    Anyways,I'm not a man,thank God.


    It has been a very cold January here in PHC.
    Most ppl are going around wearing thick sweaters.
    Good morning fellows bvs. Good morning MADAM SDK. I wonder how Germany's weather is.
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    I'm off to PHIA.
    What do we call fear of flying pls?.

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    1. Fear of flying is a fear of being on an airplane (aeroplane), or other flying vehicle, such as a helicopter, while in flight. It is also referred to as flying phobia, flight phobia, aviophobia or aerophobia (although the last also means a fear of drafts or of fresh air).[1]

      Fear of flying may be a distinct phobia in itself, or it may be an indirect combination of one or more other disorders, such as claustrophobia (a phobia of being restricted, confined, or unable to escape) or acrophobia (anxiety or dread of being at a great height). It may have other causes as well, such as agoraphobia (especially the type that has to do with having a panic attack in a place they can't escape from). It is a symptom rather than a disease, and different causes may bring it about in different individuals.

      This phobia receives more attention than most other phobias because air travel is often difficult for people to avoid—especially in professional contexts—and because it is common, affecting a significant minority of the population. Inability to maintain emotional control when aloft may prevent a person from going on vacations or visiting family and friends, and it can cripple the career of a businessperson by preventing them from traveling on work-related business

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    2. @Irene B
      Fear of flying can be referred to as Flying phobia or Aviophobia.
      On the other hand fear oh heights is Acrophobia.
      Thank me now.
      *shines teeth*

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    3. Love right back at u Irene.
      As in eh! Dis cold no be here o!
      Went back to bed after settling dese kids for school...just waking up!

      Wonder how jand go be.
      Journey mercies nne.
      where are u off to?

      Hahhahahahahahhaha u and i have d Same Fear of flying o....lol

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  44. honestly it doesnt make sense dem wearing cap inside the church..culdnt someone tell them to remove their caps..mstewww

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  45. Yea dey actually wear caps in d mosque. Politics will make some core Muslims convert to Christianity

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  46. a true Muslim indeed! our gov I hail oo

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  47. Muazu you try.with your big eye!he should have remove his cap inside church

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  48. Who is he deceiving,politricks

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  49. All nah politics. Soon they will start taking holy communion.

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    1. Ahahahah MOI, like the shade Okupe tossed at Buhari abi? Lmao.

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  50. @Bootylycious diva: Go to 1 Corinthians 11:7,read it if you have a bible and it will tell you a man is not to put on cap inside the church of God.But let me start from 1 Corinthians 11:6:"For if a woman does not cover her head, she might as well have her hair cut off; but if it is a disgrace for a woman to have her hair cut off or her head shaved, then she should cover her head.
    "1 Corinthians 11:7:"For a man indeed ought not to cover his head,forasmuch as he is the image and glory of God:but woman is the glory of the man"
    My brother the Gov.Putting on cap in the house of God is wrong,do not side something you did not get the fact from the Bible,the Word of God is Stead fast and to be obeyed if not you are bringing his wrath to your self and generation.God Bless you

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    1. OUGHT NOT.
      It is permissible
      And I can bet you hypocrites would not say same if it was a woman with her head uncovered

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  51. Irene B,why you no greet me na?
    Abi bcos i neva fight for this blog before?*lol

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  52. You see where we're missing it. Redeemed Church allowed him to wear cap to church that's show how they respect our GOD isn't it? Money/politics is making some Christians to misbehave n you will preach God is not a respecter of any man. Can they prove this verse with what that man did? There is God o.

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    1. If they allow women to worship with their heads uncovered, wouldn't it be hypocritical to insist the men remove their caps.
      You people are just petty and dogmatic. There are bigger issues. God will answer a sincere prayer regardless of head covering.

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  53. this is my first comment ever on this blog.....

    Muslims believe in Jesus Christ but not in the context of trinity or dieing for our sins, we believe in in him as one of the prophets of God....one of the problem we Nigerians have is that we do not read and most times talk proudly out of ignorance and pretend to be established authorities on what we do not have sufficient knowledge of..... back to the matter; this man's visit is just a mere political gimmick... naija!!!

    kkeema says..

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  54. All na wash!!even Buhari d fanatic going to church!!!!politricks

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  55. I can't believe you all are concentrating on minor issue instead of understanding the significance of what he did. I hope you realise that by attending church, he is putting his and his family life at risk. He is demonstration what our nation should be which is to tolerate and appreciate all tribes and religion.

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