ICHEOKU says Apostle Johnson Suleiman, the General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministries has joined other mega rich pastor-prenuers of Nigeria, including David Oyedepo, Enoch Adeboye, Sam Adeyemi and Ayo Oritsejafor, in the private plane club of Nigerian men of "God' who are living large and against the teachings of our Lord and Master Jesus Christ. Instead of feeding their flock, they are the ones being fat fed by their flock, many of who are hungry and angry that their own "miracle" of riches has not yet manifested despite so many years of fasting and praying, paying tithes, making contributions and donations to their General Overseer.
Jesus gave the wedding guests in Cana wine to drink; Jesus fed the multitudes with five loaves of bread and two fishes; Jesus brought a lot of fishes into Peter's net; even the donkey Jesus rode into Jerusalem with was borrowed, as he had nothing to his name whatsoever. But here are men, who supposedly are following in the footsteps of Jesus, but instead of denying themselves for the benefit of their flock, are excessively indulging their earthly bodies so much as to suggest that the race for heaven is not for them. It is rather unfortunate that while thousands of their members cannot afford to eat nice meals, pay their children's school fees without great discomfort, pay their hospital bills, with many of them jobless youths, it is worldly treasures that they soak themselves in.
Imagine the thousands of jobs and empowerment, the cost of maintaining this life of luxury would have created in a country where millions of youths, including thousand of their members, are wallowing in joblessness and abject poverty. Imagine the world class hospital which such money would have built and equipped in Nigeria, an additional revenue source and a panacea to the shameful medical tourism of affluent Nigerians led by President Muhammadu Buhari. Imagine the number of cottage industries which the money could also have set up for Nigerian unemployed youths to have something to do. But no, they want it all for themselves, while they continuously promise their yawning members that their own turn is coming.
ICHEOKU says blames only those who freely give to their GOs as prompted by their own version of "Holy Spirit", admitted many of these people, without knowing it, are under hypnotic influence and occult voodoo command and control. They are captive of powers beyond their reckoning and have become oblivious of the primary reason there is Christianity, the race for heaven. Now, it is all about Mammon and Beelzebub the prince of darkness, that one will go to "church" seeking riches an despite the warnings spelt out by the Lord and Master Jesus, including the camel passing through the eye of the needle parable, enunciating the difficulty for a rich man or woman to enter the Kingdom of God. ICHEOKU says does it mean that these people have decided that the Kingdom of Earth is better for them or do they only pontificate Jesus Christ without meaning it.
Just one other thing, remember that anything which thrives in Nigeria is not usually clear and free of dubiousness. It seems that the Nigerian government has banned committing 419 against Oyibo people, but looks the other way as her citizens are constantly being 419ed by these fraudulent con-men masquerading as men of "God"; and you ask them, who actually anointed them, was it Samuel and whether they are from the tribe of Levi. ICHEOKU says unless the teachings of Jesus Christ is not real or there is no heaven and hell, all these fraudulent 419 supposed men of "God" are all headed to the pit of hell where they will burn and gnash their teeth, because when Jesus was hungry they did not provide him food to eat; was in prison they did not visit him; was naked they did not cloth him, because they were busy living it up.
It is SAD and it is pitiful, the level of decay in the Nigerian society, considering that the proliferation of these business centers which are passing off as "churches' are proportional to the level of criminality in the society; and you wonder why all their teachings are not having positive ameliorative impact on the society. ICHEOKU says if ICHEOKU had his way, most of them will be taxed out of existence or out rightly banned; alongside any other religion that is not orthodoxy, including Shiites Islam.
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