The General overseer of Christ Apostolic Church, The Power of God Saves, Prophet Moses Olagunju, has appealed to Nigerians not to lose faith in the President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration.
He asked them to vote massively for the All Progressives Congress (APC) in 2019 to sustain what he described as landmark reforms.
Olagunju spoke at the just- concluded five-day revival programme of the church on Sokoto Road, Ogun State.
He admitted the economy was not looking bright but called for patience with the current administration, assuring it was working hard to change the tide.
The cleric pointed some of the politicians parading themselves as elder statesmen have been mobilising Nigerians to vote out the administration, accusing them of being part of the previous governments that stole the government blind.
“Repairing any dilapidated structure will not be achieved in one day and if Nigerians can keep faith with the work APC government is doing, there will be respite soon,” he stressed.
He applauded the efforts of some APC-led states in education, health and other social infrastructure, which according to him are sharp departures from the past when people saw little or no development.
Olagunju pointed out there is no free money again in the country, saying this is in tune with what obtains in other climes where people work hard to earn a living.
He lamented Nigerians want free money and a government that will be sharing largesse to people without hard work.
To fix Nigeria, he said “we must be patient even thought things are tough now but they will get better soon.”
He added: “I don’t see money even in my church but I am okay as long as the government is working hard to make life better for the generality of all Nigerians.”
He attributed the ceaseless killings in parts of the country to aggrieved politicians causing mayhem to denigrate the present administration.
Such elements, he assured, would soon be exposed by God.
Hamilton blames fake prophets for rising divorces
By Adeola Ogunlade
The President of Shaddaiville Ministries, Dr. Kunle Hamilton, has attributed rising cases of divorce and separation in many churches to the ungodly activities of charlatan prophets.
Hamilton spoke at the annual Prophet and Prophetess Forum of Agege and Alimosho Zone of Celestial Church of Church (CCC) at Abule Egba, Lagos.
He said it is sad many so- called prophets are destroying homes and match-making young people because of their selfish interests and desire for filthy lucre.
With these acts, he pointed out many homes have been destroyed because prophets give messages that God has not sent them.
He argued no prophet has the right to act outside the will and purpose of God in the discharge of their duties.
Hamilton lamented many prophets in CCC have little or no knowledge of God’s word but driven by money, fame and affluence.
“God has left many prophets and they are only acting their own script and wooing gullible people for their selfish interest,” he stated.
He called on fake prophets to have a rethink and ask God for forgiveness, assuring he would save them if they have a turnaround.
A member of Women Bible Study and Prayer Fellowship, Celestial Church of God (CCC) Halleluiah Parish Egbeda, Mary Coker appealed to prophets to avoid monetising the gifts and anointing of God upon their lives to avert divine wrath.
She said that the call to be a prophet “is a divine call to edification, exhortation and comfort, which can be successfully achieved when we daily follow God’s word and direction for the church.”
