In other news, Pastor Arome Osayi says insulting him comes with consequences that go beyond this life.
The cleric recently responded to the public backlash he faced over his remarks about Nigeria being a revival country and his relocation abroad, declaring that such actions will not go unanswered.
"Many people have risen up to insult me in the public places. None of those insults will go unattended because I am in the service of Jesus. None of them. None of them,"
He said.
(yimu like Tonto Dikeh)
He added;
"The next time you decide who to insult, check well. If by any means that person is in the service of Jesus, it will not go unpunished. I have scripture for what I'm saying."
He further stated that Nigeria would experience another divine visitation, but warned that it would be preceded by judgment.
"The Lord is going to visit Nigeria one more time. Whenever you begin to see people die, it is because the judgment will take place before the visitation. The visitation will be a quiet one. It will exclude noisemakers. It will empower true laborers. It will shape the horizon of the faith in the land. It will be altered. It will be altered."
Pastor Arome Osayi said.
(shakes head like Charly Boy)
Pastor Arome Osayi has reportedly declared that none of those who insulted him will make heaven. Sources say he made the declaration during a private prayer session, telling his aides, "They have insulted the servant of God. Heaven is not for them." His church members have been repeating the statement since Sunday, and it has sparked mixed reactions online. One critic reportedly responded, "So heaven is now a members-only club?" The pastor has not commented on the reaction.
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Source: One of Pastor Arome's church members, Desmond Tony, who confirmed the declaration was made during a private prayer session.
