| Redeem ex-Pastor Bankole Solomon hit the net again Dec 30th 2012, 05:13  
Dear Sir\Ma,
I don't know if am qualify to write u this few lines but my experience in last few days shows dat d only thing dat an average Nigerian on d street hold unto now is God which u humbly represent on earth,dats why we call u MEN OF GOD.
My experience in d past few days let me realised dat if our religious leaders either in churches or mosques use dat priviledge given to them by GOD very well,ALTARS & MOSQUES can. Become a podium where bad policies of govt can be changed bcos we followers are ready to follow ur instructions to d letter.How can I explain friends of 25 years will just called & said d friendship was over bcos they believed I've written a blashphemous arti0cle.Or one biological mother threatining of disown me & for d 1st time,my mother rejec0ted my gifts for d year & all m sibillings were avoiding me.Even,my wife dat suppose to be for better for worse refused to reasoned with me.And if all insu...lts I received were converted to MONEY,I would have bin a millionaire by now.it was then dawn on me dat d most needed freedom is in d altar & in d mosques if wrll utilized.The present govt of d day has lost credibility & all they are looking for is d avenue to associate with mega religious organization to attract symphathy.My leaders,people are suffering,Fathers are becoming irresponsible bcos they can't provide basic needs for d family,daughters are bec0ming prostitutes in order to meet up why boys are into YAHOO,kidnapping & robbery for survival.D only hope for them is ur DIRECTION from altars.Sirs\ Ma,let us play down messages on prosperity but to tell this DUMB & DEAF GOVT d bitter truth dat Nigerian are0 dying of hunger.Sorry for using this my london used BB to write u,I can't afford DHL & if I try to post it,am not sure u will get it.Thanks,happy sunday to u all"There are only two forces in the world, the sword and the spirit. In the long run the sword will always be conquered by the spirit." Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, (1769 – 1821). |  |
