his daughter’s wedding thanksgiving, that someone he refused to name approached him recently to advise President Goodluck Jonathan to go fetish if he was desirous of seeing an end to insurgencies in parts of the country.
This was even as he assured that despite current challenges, Nigeria was on the verge of a new dawn.
In his sermon entitled, “Jehovah, the Omnipotent is our Refuge and Strength” at the Aso Villa Chapel, Nebo, who was the guest preacher, said he refused to
yield to the advice because of the
assurance in God’s word that the
nation’s weapons of warfare were
not carnal but spiritual.
The minister, who is also a
Venerable of the Anglican
Communion, said the unnamed
person, disclosed to him that
previous administrations had gone
fetish importing foreign
spiritualists, who went round the
country in planes, making
incantations in some strategic
places.
He stated also that the unnamed
individual had hinted that the
hired spiritualists might have
made negative pronouncements
against the country, hence the
need to bring them back to right
the wrong.
Recalling the conversation with
the person, Nebo said: “Several
months ago, when it appeared
that people out there, no matter
what good government did, they
criticised; they spoke against
government, then the insurgents
continued to do whatever they felt
they had been paid to do. A man
came to me and he is not a
Christian and he told me, ‘you
know, if you could tell the
President to do so and so, these
things will stop’.
“He said people were imported
from outside this country and they
were paid by previous
administrations to enter the
planes making incantations, flying
across all the perimeters of the
boundaries of Nigeria.
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