Messages From God To All Nigerians

I salute you all in the name of the father and of the son and of the holly spirit. To all sons and daughters of the almighty God, Jah Jehovah, I bring good news from the omnipresent and the omnipotent. You see, God manifested himself to me. God spoke to me last night. He instructed me to pass a series of messages and commands to every earthly Nigerians.

First, God is not happy with Nigeria and Nigerians. He is angry that you all have not fulfilled your promises to him; and neither have you all forsaken your sinful and immoral ways. God is directing all Nigerians to be faithful and be born-again without delay.

Second, God wonders why you have consistently failed to donate 15% of your earnings (tithe) to his house and his cause. Those who are ready to start, or continue, should at once contact me. Cash, checks, credit and debit cards accepted. I am God’s son on earth.

Third, you may also deed your houses, cars, planes and other worldly possessions to me. God told me you will not need any of these things in paradise. All you do in his kingdom is sing, praise his name, dance and have your share of a dozen virgins. Fine-fine omoges.

Fourth, he directed me to tell you not to worry about earthly possessions and position; and that you need not worry about the ways and means of politicians. And that no matter the offence committed by your president, governors, commissioner — all will be well.

Fifth, God said that you need not worry yourselves whether or not these politicians dipped their hands into the public treasury. For instance, the governor is the government; and whatever belonged to the government and the people also belonged to the governor.

Sixth, the Lord instructed me to warn Nigerians against calling Ibori, Odili, Igibinedion, Atiku, Tinubu, Olusegun Obasanjo and others thieves. Oh no, these men are not thieves. You must obey the law and since no court has adjudged them guilty, they are not guilty.

Seventh, Hallelujah? Hallelujah!! God almighty is angry at most of you for insinuating that Chief Michael Andoakaa is aiding and abetting criminals like James Ibori. He sees the hand of Mallam Ribadu. God said “all na lie…SAN no dey chop or take G-M-G.”

Eight, God said Nigerians must recommit themselves. He said Nigerians must pledge allegiance to President Yar’Adua as Yar’Adua was installed by God (not by any man). The President is God’s favored and most trusted child. All must bow before him!

Nine, to think that President Yar’Adua is beholden to Ibori or Odili will be considered a sin by God. Your hearts must be clean of such thoughts. No one donated to his campaign. There was never a back-door or behind the scene deal involving the president. No, never!

Ten, God does not understand why you all hate and despise Olusegun Obasanjo. He does not understand why you think of him as corrupt, inept and wasteful. He was not. God said that without OBJ there never would have been a Nigeria. I totally agree with God on this.

Eleven, Yo hommies, God said if you piss him off, he is going to make military coup d’etat possible in Nigeria. Right now, he is not interesting in coups. If you listen and obey and dutifully worship him, he shall spare the country from coups and counter coups.

And finally, God wants to know why Dr. Okey Ndibe is always hassling, rubbishing and giving Brother Andy wahala. Andy Uba is a man with triple advanced degrees: JD, MBA, PHD. God asks: “Why the jealousy? Nna, na wetin happen….wetin Andy do you sef?”

Sha, me I am taking a break from this site: I am on my way to Dubai, Saudi Arabia, and Rome to join my Governor General Alamieyesesigha PhD & JP, for some high powered shopping. Before I leave, I have a date with the Right Honorable Patricia Etteh. Please don’t give me bad eye oooo. If you give me bad eye, God go punish you oooo.

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Sabella Ogbobode Abidde
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Please, do not ask me about religion. I get the evil look every time I tell people I am an agnostic who teeters on atheism. My world resolves around ethics and the rule of law. That’s it. I have no use for religion: religious convictions are not part of my existence -- the laws of man are good enough for me. I have lived in several cities: Seattle, Miami, Norman, Minneapolis-Saint Paul, Saint Cloud, the District of Columbia, Houston, and Mankato. I am not sure where I am going to live next. And I have never really had a profession, only jobs: been a cook, a dishwasher, a civil servant, house cleaner, university instructor and researcher and so on and so forth. Every so often I get questions concerning the role and place of the African woman. Well, I don’t know; at least not with any certainty. What seems to work best is when both partners work as a team: cooperate, coordinate and collaborate their marital efforts. And they should be mindful of the insidious effect of modernization on the African family.

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