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stevecantrell:


OP, that was not a church, neither was the man on the altar representing the Most High . Everywhere is called 'church' these days.

Story reeks of B.S tho..

Lemon12:
Waiting patiently for Amala and Ewedu eaters to invade this thread ..... With their hate speeches

Lemon12:
Yeye people ..... They are yet to neutralize bokoharam dats killing hundred of people everyday .... A harmless invisible Radio Biafra ...... Is now their problem


SHame

On you Buhari and your Yorubas slave

BuddahMonk:
God hate tribalists, OP shun tribalism it does not pay

Lemon12:
I recently photographed a wedding in Warri, Delta State. It was a union of two different ethnic groups: Yoruba (Groom) & Delta (Bride). The church service started an hour later than planned and seemed like we were going to be in the service forever; perhaps I felt uneasy because I had not eaten breakfast.

It happened when the pastor was preaching his sermon to the new couple. I was so tired and hungry that I didn’t know when I slept off. Perhaps because I was confident that my two assistants would still cover what I miss. Suddenly, I awoke to a loud affirmative revelation uttered by the pastor of the church: YORUBA MEN ARE COWARDS!!! I was shocked. Did he just say what I think he said. He was “encouraging” the husband to learn to stand and protect his new wife in troubled times. The example of a challenging time he gave is “when armed robbers come visiting”. He mentioned that a Yoruba man will flee in the presence of armed robbers and forget his wife. I’m not too sure I got the point he was trying to make. Perhaps the new wife understood what the Pastor meant.

I’m not sure he remembered that the groom he was uniting in holy matrimony was a Yoruba man. I wondered if Yoruba men attend such a church. But then I was quick to remember that there were multitudes of churches to choose from in the oil-rich state.

I felt that was too derogatory a statement to be uttered on the altar of a church. I wondered what the mindset of the members of the church would be like. I wonder what their perspective of Yoruba men will be. More importantly, I wondered how a city filled with so many churches (almost 1 in every 6 buildings…on average) hadn’t experienced a level of development you would associate with a city where God abides. I wondered within….and felt sorry for people who think that they are better than others.

I didn’t know when I left the church auditorium (before the end of his sermon) to go get myself something to eat. Perhaps if I ate some food, my backward thinking Yoruba mindset will make good meaning of what the Pastor just declared in church. Maybe I was just upset because I was (& still am) a Yoruba man.

And we are supposed to be the Light of the World…the Salt of the earth. May God help me not to be a coward. May God help us all.


Source : Eye witness

BuddahMonk:
God hate tribalists, OP shun tribalism it does not pay

aresa:
The clown is a demented bigot and a silly coward making up dumb stories just to spew his hateful and bigoted trash.

coolitempa:
OP is a druggie.......

after1:
Ojuku of cursed memory is the only coward general of the federation. Very simple.

after1:
Ojuku of cursed memory is the only coward general of the federation. Very simple.

DikeOha882:
,n

Euro31:
May God help you not to be a coward

DikeOha882:
welcome to ibadam home of shotput

DikeOha882:
welcome to ibadam home of shotput