I just stumbled on this article
In this piece posted on Daily Post, Bayelsa-born Kali Gwegwe criticizes the political activities of the Vice-presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Prof. Yemi Osinbanjo.
Read the article below:
I have deep respect for pastors not necessarily because I am a Christian. I do so because they are Messengers of God. Nevertheless, truth is just. Truth is correctional. It does not cover up errors or weaknesses. These are the fundamental basis for this piece. It has no political undertone.
Following his nomination as the running mate to General Muhammadu Buhari, the presidential flag bearer of APC in the February 14 polls; Pastor Yemi Osibanjo has been seen riding in public buses and having two-way engagements with the downtrodden. This is traditionally what is expected of Servants of God.
Pastor Yemi Osibanjo is probably among the legion of Christian leaders that criticize Prophet T.B. Joshua of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) for screening his works of charity on Emmanuel TV. They have deliberately refused to acknowledge the fact that T.B. Joshua is simply following in the footsteps of Jesus Christ to show love and compassion for the less privileged. It is owing to his deep understanding of Scriptures that the General Overseer of SCOAN caters for the poor, weak, sick, neglected, rejected, and vulnerable in society.
It was therefore curious that Pastor Yemi Osibanjo suddenly realized the important position the downtrodden occupy in society and in the heart of God. In all his years as pastor, Yemi Osibanjo has never been highlighted in the media preaching the Gospel in public buses or taking the message of salvation to personally and directly to the downtrodden. Only God knows how many souls he would have won for Christ if he done so. Many Christians were therefore shocked that he could do the unusual because of political power.
My worry is this: Pastor Yemi Osibanjo has sent out a wrong message to the larger society. He has indeed succeeded in making people believe that POLITICS- NOT CHRISTIANITY CAN HELP BRING OUT THE BEST IN MEN. It is sad that desire for political power is what is making him to do what he could not do as a pastor. This is not good for the Christian faith.
This piece does not seek to crucify Pastor Yemi Osibanjo. Rather, it is a challenge to all Christians to live up to their callings. Christianity is the pillar of hope for the hopeless, shelter for the vulnerable, and balm for the wounded. Christianity has no season. I just hope that Pastor Yemi Osibanjo will never stop riding in public buses and spending quality time with the downtrodden whether he wins or loses in the February 14, 2015 polls.
For those who will rush to accuse me of judging Pastor Yemi Osibanjo, I have a question for them: Is it right for us to hold our leaders accountable for their actions? Pastor Yemi Osibanjo is a Christian leader. What I have done is holding him responsible for his actions. More than that, it is written in Proverbs 27:17 that “Iron sharpeneth iron; so a man sharpeneth the countenance of his friend.” Like any other person, Pastor Yemi Osibanjo is my friend.
Gwegew’s criticisms are a bit out of place as he would rather attack the personality of the professor rather than stick to issues.

is it because he goes into politics that's he's disgracing christianity, abeg is it not good 4 christian to join politic?

They are animals in human skins... GEJ till 2019!!!

MarshRiley:
I just stumbled on this article
In this piece posted on Daily Post, Bayelsa-born Kali Gwegwe criticizes the political activities of the Vice-presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Prof. Yemi Osinbanjo.
Read the article below:
I have deep respect for pastors not necessarily because I am a Christian. I do so because they are Messengers of God. Nevertheless, truth is just. Truth is correctional. It does not cover up errors or weaknesses. These are the fundamental basis for this piece. It has no political undertone.
Following his nomination as the running mate to General Muhammadu Buhari, the presidential flag bearer of APC in the February 14 polls; Pastor Yemi Osibanjo has been seen riding in public buses and having two-way engagements with the downtrodden. This is traditionally what is expected of Servants of God.
Pastor Yemi Osibanjo is probably among the legion of Christian leaders that criticize Prophet T.B. Joshua of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) for screening his works of charity on Emmanuel TV. They have deliberately refused to acknowledge the fact that T.B. Joshua is simply following in the footsteps of Jesus Christ to show love and compassion for the less privileged. It is owing to his deep understanding of Scriptures that the General Overseer of SCOAN caters for the poor, weak, sick, neglected, rejected, and vulnerable in society.
It was therefore curious that Pastor Yemi Osibanjo suddenly realized the important position the downtrodden occupy in society and in the heart of God. In all his years as pastor, Yemi Osibanjo has never been highlighted in the media preaching the Gospel in public buses or taking the message of salvation to personally and directly to the downtrodden. Only God knows how many souls he would have won for Christ if he done so. Many Christians were therefore shocked that he could do the unusual because of political power.
My worry is this: Pastor Yemi Osibanjo has sent out a wrong message to the larger society. He has indeed succeeded in making people believe that POLITICS- NOT CHRISTIANITY CAN HELP BRING OUT THE BEST IN MEN. It is sad that desire for political power is what is making him to do what he could not do as a pastor. This is not good for the Christian faith.
This piece does not seek to crucify Pastor Yemi Osibanjo. Rather, it is a challenge to all Christians to live up to their callings. Christianity is the pillar of hope for the hopeless, shelter for the vulnerable, and balm for the wounded. Christianity has no season. I just hope that Pastor Yemi Osibanjo will never stop riding in public buses and spending quality time with the downtrodden whether he wins or loses in the February 14, 2015 polls.
For those who will rush to accuse me of judging Pastor Yemi Osibanjo, I have a question for them: Is it right for us to hold our leaders accountable for their actions? Pastor Yemi Osibanjo is a Christian leader. What I have done is holding him responsible for his actions. More than that, it is written in Proverbs 27:17 that “Iron sharpeneth iron; so a man sharpeneth the countenance of his friend.” Like any other person, Pastor Yemi Osibanjo is my friend.
Gwegew’s criticisms are a bit out of place as he would rather attack the personality of the professor rather than stick to issues.

Wat is dis 1 saying? Not making sense to me.

You are a yeye person. Wetin u dey yan?

The person I see disgracing the faith here is the author of this article.

Very shameful indeed.

#Goodluck Nigeria 2019

MarshRiley:
I just stumbled on this article
In this piece posted on Daily Post, Bayelsa-born Kali Gwegwe criticizes the political activities of the Vice-presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Prof. Yemi Osinbanjo.

point to note, this bayelsa born eediot is a semi-illiterate.Typical of a fisherman.

MarshRiley:

I have deep respect for pastors not necessarily because I am a Christian. I do so because they are Messengers of God. Nevertheless, truth is just. Truth is correctional. It does not cover up errors or weaknesses. These are the fundamental basis for this piece. It has no political undertone.

You would think this opener make much sense of the article, Dont expect much from a fisherman. No political undertone indeed.

MarshRiley:

Following his nomination as the running mate to General Muhammadu Buhari, the presidential flag bearer of APC in the February 14 polls; Pastor Yemi Osibanjo has been seen riding in public buses and having two-way engagements with the downtrodden. This is traditionally what is expected of Servants of God.

Are you surprised with his campaign strategies? If you know nothing about politics, please shut up mr fisherman. If this is traditionally what is expected from the so called men of God, then what is your problem? Hate? You make no sense here. Try study how american politicians campaign, even the strategies by congress men will shock you, fisherman.

MarshRiley:

Pastor Yemi Osibanjo is [size=28pt]probably[/size] among the legion of Christian leaders that criticize Prophet T.B. Joshua of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) for screening his works of charity on Emmanuel TV. They have deliberately refused to acknowledge the fact that T.B. Joshua is simply following in the footsteps of Jesus Christ to show love and compassion for the less privileged. It is owing to his deep understanding of Scriptures that the General Overseer of SCOAN caters for the poor, weak, sick, neglected, rejected, and vulnerable in society.
It was therefore curious that Pastor Yemi Osibanjo suddenly realized the important position the downtrodden occupy in society and in the heart of God. In all his years as pastor, Yemi Osibanjo has never been highlighted in the media preaching the Gospel in public buses or taking the message of salvation to personally and directly to the downtrodden. Only God knows how many souls he would have won for Christ if he done so. Many Christians were therefore shocked that he could do the unusual because of political power.

Mr fisher man, did you see that big word above, that just killed all the jargons you just wrote. You have no hard facts, no evidence to the contrary, to say Osibanjo criticized TB Joshua, but you continue spewing your innate hatred, for God knows what. How pathetic your life is! You mean Christians were shocked because a politician is campaigning the way he should do? Man you are just crass.

MarshRiley:

My worry is this: Pastor Yemi Osibanjo has sent out a wrong message to the larger society. He has indeed succeeded in making people believe that POLITICS- NOT CHRISTIANITY CAN HELP BRING OUT THE BEST IN MEN. It is sad that desire for political power is what is making him to do what he could not do as a pastor. This is not good for the Christian faith.
This piece does not seek to crucify Pastor Yemi Osibanjo. Rather, it is a challenge to all Christians to live up to their callings. Christianity is the pillar of hope for the hopeless, shelter for the vulnerable, and balm for the wounded. Christianity has no season. I just hope that Pastor Yemi Osibanjo will never stop riding in public buses and spending quality time with the downtrodden whether he wins or loses in the February 14, 2015 polls.
For those who will rush to accuse me of judging Pastor Yemi Osibanjo, I have a question for them: Is it right for us to hold our leaders accountable for their actions? Pastor Yemi Osibanjo is a Christian leader. What I have done is holding him responsible for his actions. More than that, it is written in Proverbs 27:17 that “Iron sharpeneth iron; so a man sharpeneth the countenance of his friend.” Like any other person, Pastor Yemi Osibanjo is my friend.

I dont want to give you any more glory, you are just a worthless piece of trash. If you have the chance to show the world what you can do, even wheh the media is watching ,do it not for you, a lazy drunk fisherman to wake up and start talking trash because of Hate and nothing else

Gwegew’s criticisms are a bit out of place as he would rather attack the personality of the professor rather than stick to issues.

you call this criticism? you have issues man.

Where is the ritual bathing video? It seems to have disappeared from the surface of the earth. That muderfucker should resign if he hasn't already done so. In fact,the hopelessness he showed in that video as a leader that people look up to and public servant is enough to commit suicide for.

Then I wondwr what ayo must be doing.

Even if he disgrace the whole Nigeria, I'll still vote for him and BUHARI against the shoeless guy.

SAI BUHARI till gej comes out to thank Nigerians for giving him shoes.

I see frustration and fear here.
Anyway Buhari/Osinbajo all the way.

Must we bring religion into this issue? Gwoosshhh! I hate this administration for this gutter politics they play.
Tell us what is bad about osinbanjo, why we should not vote for him and why your candidate is better than him and I will listen.

Now we know which group is chronically intolerant. How is he a disgrace? Let he who doesn't like his moves go and die. Osinbajo don't mind them all go go go go go . . . .

I love Prof.Yemi Osinbajo and his works.

Jonathan is dis gracing Traditionalist bah,

I hope that Pastor Yemi Osibanjo will never stop riding in public buses and spending quality time with the downtrodden whether he wins or loses in the February 14, 2015 polls.

Mbanu, Osibanjo will not since he'll be jobless when he becomes vice president . Some people like the OP just love ranting unnecessarily.

I dont want to give you any more glory, you are just a worthless piece of trash. If you have the chance to show the world what you can do, even wheh the media is watching ,do it not for you, a lazy drunk fisherman to wake up and start talking trash because of Hate and nothing else



you call this criticism? you have issues man.[/quote]u dont have to talk to him in this manner dear everyone is entitled to his opinion. I still believe in a country where people re respected even if the are insane. cos averagely 3veryone has something to offer.i respect u dearest but I just hate the insult on him its not too God even pastor Yemi ll not like it this way. at Op leave the pastor alone please cos jesus did not go on donkey that walked on cloth everyday he only did it once in his life time and he was not preaching at that moment. so let pastor Yemi be ok. if he does not do this who ll. I wish I was in his place I ll even do more. organise street shows and all that. but I dont like buhari either