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Nigerians Reacts To Hallelujah Challenge By Nataniel Bassey by mirrakk(m): 9:17pm On Jun 13, 2017
Nigeria Reacts to #HallelujahChallenge As Media Mogul Comes For Nathaniel Bassey
247nigerianewsupdate.co Jun 13, 2017 1:00 PM

Media mogul, Joy Isi Bewaji, has written a piece on Nathaniel Bassey’s trending #hallelujahchallenge a.k.a Olowogbogboro. According to Joy, It won’t change anything, you can’t pray Nigeria to greatness, as she further disclosed that Religion succeeds in Nigeria and is the bedrock of our confidence and convictions.

Here’s her rant;

“#Rant881

#HallelujahChallenge will succeed bigly in Nigeria. That’s a given. Not a miracle.

Religion is the bedrock of our confidences and convictions.

Reinhard Bonnke succeeded in the 90s with his exaggerated revivals in Nigeria.

Adeboye succeeds every first Friday of the month, leaving travelers along Ibadan-expressway pulling out their hair (the irony of that situation: a god worshiping mission that makes people swear and curse in god’s name for hours of traffic they have to suffer just so a few can practice a religion).

Christ Embassy succeeded on Television. No ministry is yet to beat the hours dedicated to Oyakhilome’s theatrics.

Religion succeeds in Nigeria.

If I start a church today, it will succeed. Calling or no calling.

Because we are not people given to anything apart from an obsession with things we cannot see or have any control over, whilst all that we see rot away and are destroyed by our innate corruption.

This cute online revival will change nothing; even if we gather half the numbers in Nigeria to spread their faith on third mainland bridge and cry out to God (apart from that good feeling that plasters your heart after belting out and sweating on a few hallelujah songs).

This is the era of knowledge. We are not Israelites under Moses. Salvation has come. Jesus has come and died. What else do you want?

We have had too many spiritual revolutions. What we need is a mental one.

You cannot pray Nigeria to greatness. It is impossible for God to move in a country where we allow our police to discard rape cases with the wave of a hand, and our politicians rob us blindly. It is not up to God to save the rot in our educational institutions or fix the drainage on our roads. It’s up to us. And we can’t do any of that on our knees. We get shit done in 2017 by cerebral drudgery.

Religion is like soda. It’s Coca-cola. That drink isn’t going to save anything. It’s feel-good… and like Coke, we are addicted to this feel good process. Every Sunday we go to church to get our feel-good tablet. Then we have to come out of that fix after a few hours and face the issues that have been haunting us for decades, still unsolved. Still in need of a different approach.

Religion makes us vulnerable, self-centred and clearly delusional. It attacks our rational and coherent capacity.

Things are moving well in your life and a miracle occurred in your life and you finally got an answer to something that had been bugging you in your life because you prayed. But your prayer doesn’t have the depth or promise to change the problem called Nigeria. Your little success is beautiful. But what does it matter when every part of the country you call home is a wreck.

If you have beautiful lips but your body is ravaged by cancer, what then does it count for – those beautiful lips?

#HallelujahChallenge will succeed bigly. That’s a given. Not a miracle.

Why then are y’all so surprised that you can gather 50,000 people online? Revivals are our biggest achievements. The most educated will bow to a man of God who couldn’t pass his WASSCE exams. It is why we are what we are.

Stop being so shocked that people want to serve God. It is what we do. It is the only thing we do well. When we are done, we go back home and justify a paedophile, or delay the transaction of a debt, or bear false witness. Or choose any of the 100,000 ways to live sinfully. Then the process continues the next Sunday. Like a dark cycle, like playing russian roulette, until your own dark faith and spinelessness kill you.

God, however, wants you to get your knees up and go challenge your Local government for a start. He wants you to write a petition and follow through in regard to Queens’ College. Or choose any 100,000 ways to fix your country.

Try #ScienceChallenge, a hashtag that hopes to promote facts through experiment and observation, and see how far that will go. It definitely will not get 50,000 people questioning why we, a people of over 170million, cannot produce our own malaria drugs.

Do you know if they close the borders of Nigeria we will all die? Over 90% of our daily needs are imported. Even toothpick.

But prayer is the key. Smh.”

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Re: Nigerians Reacts To Hallelujah Challenge By Nataniel Bassey by dyadeleye(m): 9:31pm On Jun 13, 2017
Wow, good write ups....
Nigeria my country...sighs#

Re: Nigerians Reacts To Hallelujah Challenge By Nataniel Bassey by 9JAgosurvive: 9:36pm On Jun 13, 2017
What's her point?, this so called Joy Isi Bewaji her anger or over concern about a challenge that she can as well overlook, is really just hate that's she's masquerading as "I too know". She is so intelligent and all she do I rant on Facebook and on the media, what's really her contribution to solving Nigeria's problem, who ever made her the umpire?she knows so much that she knows the challenge won't change anything. Nonsense!!. Somebody tell this odious lady, you can't understand faith, from the realms of logic - likewise faith is not a thing of logic anyways, otherwise it won't be faith. So leave the people who take on the challenge, to judge and seat there assuming that all the people doing or taking this challenge or every Christian out there is not productive to Nigeria is a lie from the pit of hell, HELL! something she probably knows already.. cause she can't see anything good in anything good. Get a life Ms goody too shoes
mirrakk:
Nigeria Reacts to #HallelujahChallenge As Media Mogul Comes For Nathaniel Bassey
247nigerianewsupdate.co Jun 13, 2017 1:00 PM

Media mogul, Joy Isi Bewaji, has written a piece on Nathaniel Bassey’s trending #hallelujahchallenge a.k.a Olowogbogboro. According to Joy, It won’t change anything, you can’t pray Nigeria to greatness, as she further disclosed that Religion succeeds in Nigeria and is the bedrock of our confidence and convictions.

Here’s her rant;

“#Rant881

#HallelujahChallenge will succeed bigly in Nigeria. That’s a given. Not a miracle.

Religion is the bedrock of our confidences and convictions.

Reinhard Bonnke succeeded in the 90s with his exaggerated revivals in Nigeria.

Adeboye succeeds every first Friday of the month, leaving travelers along Ibadan-expressway pulling out their hair (the irony of that situation: a god worshiping mission that makes people swear and curse in god’s name for hours of traffic they have to suffer just so a few can practice a religion).

Christ Embassy succeeded on Television. No ministry is yet to beat the hours dedicated to Oyakhilome’s theatrics.

Religion succeeds in Nigeria.

If I start a church today, it will succeed. Calling or no calling.

Because we are not people given to anything apart from an obsession with things we cannot see or have any control over, whilst all that we see rot away and are destroyed by our innate corruption.

This cute online revival will change nothing; even if we gather half the numbers in Nigeria to spread their faith on third mainland bridge and cry out to God (apart from that good feeling that plasters your heart after belting out and sweating on a few hallelujah songs).

This is the era of knowledge. We are not Israelites under Moses. Salvation has come. Jesus has come and died. What else do you want?

We have had too many spiritual revolutions. What we need is a mental one.

You cannot pray Nigeria to greatness. It is impossible for God to move in a country where we allow our police to discard rape cases with the wave of a hand, and our politicians rob us blindly. It is not up to God to save the rot in our educational institutions or fix the drainage on our roads. It’s up to us. And we can’t do any of that on our knees. We get shit done in 2017 by cerebral drudgery.

Religion is like soda. It’s Coca-cola. That drink isn’t going to save anything. It’s feel-good… and like Coke, we are addicted to this feel good process. Every Sunday we go to church to get our feel-good tablet. Then we have to come out of that fix after a few hours and face the issues that have been haunting us for decades, still unsolved. Still in need of a different approach.

Religion makes us vulnerable, self-centred and clearly delusional. It attacks our rational and coherent capacity.

Things are moving well in your life and a miracle occurred in your life and you finally got an answer to something that had been bugging you in your life because you prayed. But your prayer doesn’t have the depth or promise to change the problem called Nigeria. Your little success is beautiful. But what does it matter when every part of the country you call home is a wreck.

If you have beautiful lips but your body is ravaged by cancer, what then does it count for – those beautiful lips?

#HallelujahChallenge will succeed bigly. That’s a given. Not a miracle.

Why then are y’all so surprised that you can gather 50,000 people online? Revivals are our biggest achievements. The most educated will bow to a man of God who couldn’t pass his WASSCE exams. It is why we are what we are.

Stop being so shocked that people want to serve God. It is what we do. It is the only thing we do well. When we are done, we go back home and justify a paedophile, or delay the transaction of a debt, or bear false witness. Or choose any of the 100,000 ways to live sinfully. Then the process continues the next Sunday. Like a dark cycle, like playing russian roulette, until your own dark faith and spinelessness kill you.

God, however, wants you to get your knees up and go challenge your Local government for a start. He wants you to write a petition and follow through in regard to Queens’ College. Or choose any 100,000 ways to fix your country.

Try #ScienceChallenge, a hashtag that hopes to promote facts through experiment and observation, and see how far that will go. It definitely will not get 50,000 people questioning why we, a people of over 170million, cannot produce our own malaria drugs.

Do you know if they close the borders of Nigeria we will all die? Over 90% of our daily needs are imported. Even toothpick.

But prayer is the key. Smh.”






Re: Nigerians Reacts To Hallelujah Challenge By Nataniel Bassey by mirrakk(m): 9:47pm On Jun 13, 2017
if I understand you well 9jaAgosurvive, you believe praying fire and brimstone will solve Nigeria's crowded mis
hap. we will be joking till eternity. we need practical knowledge and not all this kill Nigeria's enemy by fire thing
Re: Nigerians Reacts To Hallelujah Challenge By Nataniel Bassey by kiddoiLL(m): 9:58pm On Jun 13, 2017
somebody pls explain wetin #HallelujahChallenge mean ?
Re: Nigerians Reacts To Hallelujah Challenge By Nataniel Bassey by Vision4God: 10:04pm On Jun 13, 2017
Nigerians chill abeg.....
Hah
Re: Nigerians Reacts To Hallelujah Challenge By Nataniel Bassey by travelland(f): 5:22am On Jun 14, 2017
Nathaniel Bassey is God sent

Brightingsus here it is: travel.success@yahoo.com
Re: Nigerians Reacts To Hallelujah Challenge By Nataniel Bassey by EYIBLESSN(m): 5:33am On Jun 14, 2017
The idiot journalist is looking for cheap relevance.
Re: Nigerians Reacts To Hallelujah Challenge By Nataniel Bassey by EYIBLESSN(m): 5:37am On Jun 14, 2017
kiddoiLL:
somebody pls explain wetin #HallelujahChallenge mean ?

Live praise and worship on Instagram. A one hour programme. #HallelujahChallenge. By Nathaniel Basset. Where over 58 thousand is connected live. June 1-30 12-1am daily
Re: Nigerians Reacts To Hallelujah Challenge By Nataniel Bassey by kiddoiLL(m): 5:45am On Jun 14, 2017
EYIBLESSN:


Live praise and worship on Instagram. A one hour programme. #HallelujahChallenge. By Nathaniel Basset. Where over 58 thousand is connected live. June 1-30 12-1am daily
thanks
Re: Nigerians Reacts To Hallelujah Challenge By Nataniel Bassey by joyAA(f): 7:15pm On Jun 15, 2017
I never espererit, you mean 'bigly' is a word? cheesy tainz guuguu, I for yab this woman ignorantly grin cheesy embarassed

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