During service at his headquarter church on Sunday, February 26 2017, as though under a strange influence, Dr. Chris Okafor suddenly veered off message and went on an impassioned correctional tirade that lasted for some time. He was visibly angry all of a sudden.
During that short period of sermonic detour, he lambasted some Nigerian preachers who apparently haven’t done enough to chastise the blatant misrule by the current government in Nigeria.
He proceeded by demanding the immediate release of Mazi Namdi Kanu, wondering why the government of president Muhammadu Buhari has failed to honor court orders demanding the release of the Indegenous People of Biafra (IPOB) leader.
By Monday, February the 27 2017, the news of his unusual rant was trending globally, and still trending.
On Tuesday, February 28 2017, in what seemed like an incredibly strange coincidence, Dr. Chukwuma Soludo, Prof. Pat Utomi and other Igbo leaders were in Abuja to demand the “immediate release” of mazi Nnamdi Kanu.
By the next day, Wednesday, March 1 2017, the news broke that Justice Binta Nyarko of the Federal High Court has struck out six out of the 11 count criminal charges preferred against the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. The court also held that the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) is not and unlawful group.
When asked if it was all a coincidence that things started happening very quickly after his declarations on Sunday, Dr. Chris Okafor said this “There are no coincidences with God. It was a carefully calculated divine declaration that has set the wheel in motion for Kanu’s release. I can’t take credit for it. God only chose to birth it through me. Everyone in church on that Sunday witnessed how God directed me away from the message that I was already preaching, to make the declaration that I made about Nnamdi Kanu’s immediate release. That is the way of a true prophet
. It’s like the wind. You don’t know where it’s coming from. You can’t tell where it’s going. I’m sure some people thought I was trying to play some politics. Thank God for always confirming his words. You’ll see that even Dasuki’s own case will soon begin to receive positive attention in line with court orders. God wants Nigeria to be a better place for all and we are the watchmen who will oversee the transformation of this country for the better”.
“I am calling on the Federal Government to do whatever they can to release him immediately. I hope they treat this call as extremely urgent. And I have my reasons,” he said.
The fiery pastor who visited hundreds of local and international destinations in 2016 for his billion soul mandate is billed to storm Complexe Jesse Jackson De Yopougon, Abidjan- Cote D’ Ivoire between Wednesday the 8thand Friday the 10th of March 2017 and later Ghana Int’l Trade Fair, Accra – Ghana from Wednesday the 15th to Friday the 17th of March 2017 for his often heavily attended miracle crusades.
“I am calling on the Federal Government to do whatever they can to release him immediately. I hope they treat this call as extremely urgent. And I have my reasons,” he said.
The fiery pastor who visited hundreds of local and international destinations in 2016 for his billion soul mandate is billed to storm Complexe Jesse Jackson De Yopougon, Abidjan- Cote D’ Ivoire between Wednesday the 8thand Friday the 10th of March 2017 and later Ghana Int’l Trade Fair, Accra – Ghana from Wednesday the 15th to Friday the 17th of March 2017 for his often heavily attended miracle crusades.
God in action
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Delete#Sometimes you need to ask yourself if you’re really okay*
ReplyDeleteHonestly hr should ask himself
Delete😂😂😂😂😂
DeleteThis guy is fine sha.
ReplyDeleteNa only dat one u see? With his quarter past 4 eye?oya go fuck am na! Cos I know say na dat one de kukuma hungry u!mscheeeew!
DeleteWetin be this guy own sef ? You have been noticed recently. Stay in your church.
ReplyDeleteSo what happens to the trouble maker Kanu when he is released? He starts a war and a full repeat of how igbos were almost wiped out completely because of stubbornness happens all over again. Meanwhile kanu's wife and kids are well cushioned in the UK. The wife has not even bothered to come see him once. She understands he is fighting a lost cause and would not risk killing herself and her own family. All the top Igbo leaders have their own families cushioned in the US.
ReplyDeleteJust like Ojukwu's family survived the war and continued to leave in wealth whilst the majority of ordinary Igbo people died aimlessly. Ojukwu declared at the end of his life that it is a lost cause and he would not encourage anyone to try that again.
Fellow Igbos lend yourselves sense oh
God bless you sir/madam.
DeleteYou have said it all.
Do I like how things are being done in Nigeria now? Hell NO! But is biafra the answer HELL NO!
Shut up this igbo claimant! If u don't support the movement u are free to port to Hausa land.u are the type that would remain a worker all ur life and never aspire to become ur own boss (company owner ceo). Take a look at Dubai(UAE) a very small but might country. The world most powerful tourist country.igbos are hardworking and love to build big fine houses.they love to live like kings.i believe they would build a beautiful country.#my2kobocent
DeleteShut up this igbo claimant! If u don't support the movement u are free to port to Hausa land.u are the type that would remain a worker all ur life and never aspire to become ur own boss (company owner ceo). Take a look at Dubai(UAE) a very small but might country. The world most powerful tourist country.igbos are hardworking and love to build big fine houses.they love to live like kings.i believe they would build a beautiful country.#my2kobocent
DeleteThis anon 10:34!are u daft? If u don't know what to say pls sush it.ibos are hardworking people upon all we lost in the war yet we are the leading tribe in business in nigeria
DeleteThis anon 10:34!are u daft? If u don't know what to say pls sush it.ibos are hardworking people upon all we lost in the war yet we are the leading tribe in business in nigeria
DeleteYori yori and chynne it is your type of Igbo people o am talking about. I made an opinion without insulting anyone but you come here with your crude, uncouth, rude and crass behaviour and instead of thinking deeply and making your point, you decide to talk about building large houses and living big and then resorting to insults.... You are far from amounting to anything if you cannot have simply diplomatic discussions without bringing out the rudeness in you. I feel sorry for you wishing for a war... Do not start what you cannot finish . A word is enough for the wise. God bless Ojukwu for his wisdom just before he died.
DeleteDon't mind the fools, the only thing going for them is throwing insults.
DeleteCan't even engage in productive discussion.
So it's with this type of bitterness that una biafra would be actualisated?
Hmmmmmmmm!
Dreaming is allowed.
Still then, you are STILL A Nigerian, oooops, and it the TRUTH
Don seriously? That's all you have to say? Na una now, we know una
ReplyDeleteYahoo pastor , where were u when Kanu was referring to d whole country as bamboo , travelled all d way to United States to solicited for weapons to fight NIGERIANs , calling mr president a terrorist and paedophile , u kept quiet , instead of u to call him to order , now u have d gut to open ur smelling Rotten mouth to talk rubbish , face ur fake calling and get out of politics ,
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ReplyDeleteyes ooo pls gov.he should be free
ReplyDeleteWhites are only 10% of the world's population, yet are the most industrious, ingenious, and innovative race the world has known. Whites have formed nations, built civilizations, assumed and administrated power, created the Renaissance, the Age of Discovery, the Industrial Revolution, automation, technology, the space program which landed men on the moon and launched probes exploring beyond the solar system, discovered electricity, created wonder drugs and architecture and have harnessed nuclear power, have unlocked the secrets of DNA and relativity, created computer science and the internet age...... sub-Saharan Africans still cannot even feed themselves.
ReplyDeleteThe only good Igbo man is a dead one
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