Pastor Giwa Accuses Nigerian Leaders of Paganism and Drug Use
Pastor Adewale Giwa of the Second Coming Christ Ministry in Akure, Ondo State, has accused Nigerian leaders of being pagans and engaging in drug use. Giwa claimed that God does not hear the prayers of Nigerians due to the pagan practices of the country's leaders.
He also alleged that political leaders in Nigeria are involved in hard drug use and excessive drinking, leading them away from God. Giwa emphasized the need for a spiritual transformation in Nigeria to seek God's mercy and unity among its people.
The pastor's statements reflect his concerns about the moral and spiritual state of the country's leadership.
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