I don’t believe God created Nigeria – Pastor Adefarasin
Pastor Paul Adefarasin, Senior Pastor of House on the Rock Church, expressed his belief that God did not create Nigeria during a sermon on Sunday. He argued that Nigeria's formation was not a divine act but rather a result of British colonial interests aimed at serving financial agendas.
Adefarasin challenged the popular belief that Nigeria was established under God's direction, emphasizing that colonial power struggles shaped the country's foundation. He referenced a historical deal between Queen Elizabeth and the Ottoman Empire regarding Sudan to support his argument.
Adefarasin highlighted the importance of church and political responsibility in ensuring the right leadership for the country. He criticized Nigeria's leadership for corruption and poor infrastructure, symbolizing a broken system.
The pastor urged Nigerians to be the light of the world and the salt of the earth, emphasizing the need for a stable foundation for the country's progress.
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