Mr Ibu on Men of God!!

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NOLLYWOOD ACTOR, MR. IBU TACKLES MEN OF GOD

By Babajide Ogunbumi/Nigeriafilms.com

 

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The recent acquisition of a private jet by Pastor Ayo Orishejafor became so controversial to the extent that even Nollywood star, Mr. Ibu couldn't hide his disappointment in some members of the society who cannot afford the luxury of life yet they give their penny to their pastors.

Nollywood Actor John Okafor aka Mr Ibu vented his angry via his facebook page recently about how people put too much faith in their pastors to solve all their problems and more.

Read below what he wrote on his Facebook page and let us know what you think.

STUPIDITY is when you don't have a bicycle and you give your last penny to your pastor to buy a jet.

MUMU is when you can't pay your children's school fees and yet have money to contribute to your church to build expensive schools which your children will never attend.

IDIOCY is when you refuse to take your very sick child to the hospital because your pastor said you should not do so, yet that same pastor secretly runs to USA for medical attention any time he has a headache.

KOLO is when you see a poor beggar on the road and you refuse to give him 50 naira out of the 5000 naira in your pocket because it is your tithe money….

YOU are a zombie when you trek, dance and gallivant for 30 kilometers under the hot sun sweating and smelling like poo during your revival program, while your pastor is inside a full option, factory fitted air-conditioned state of the art SUV with his delectable wife slow driving along the road.

IGNORANCE is when you believe it when your pastor tells you not to live a worldly life, yet he enjoys all the best things in the world; the fine houses, cars, jets, babes etc, while you are waiting till you get to heaven to enjoy your own….

STOP worshipping your pastors!!! Stay focused on Jesus, the author and finisher of your Faith. And learn to study the word of God.

 

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