Traditional Rulers Claim TB Joshua’s Prayer Stopped killing & kidnapping In Their Community

A group of traditional rulers from Rivers State, on Sunday said prayers of popular cleric T.B. Joshua has stopped killings, kidnappings and cultism in their community.

A post published on Joshua’s official Facebook Page explained how a group of six community leaders from Omoku, an oil-rich area in Rivers State, had visited The Synagogue, Church Of All Nations (SCOAN) in Lagos in May 2017 to seek for “God’s intervention”.
HRH Eze GE Ogidi told congregants that the community had previously invited several “prominent ministers of God in Nigeria” to organize crusades in the region and pray against the menace without any visible change.
According to him, after their visit, to T.B. Joshua, “We can now sleep with our eyes closed.
“The regular shooting, killing and stealing has disappeared. Our land has been delivered.”
The traditional rulers were accompanied by five other elders representing various clans in Rivers State to seek for similar intervention in their own communities.
It would be recalled that APC Chieftain Franklin Obi, his wife and son were among those gruesomely murdered in Omoku
Rivers State has over the years witnessed several killings and kidpappings.
Last Friday, Nigerian Navy explained how it foiled an attempted hijack of merchant vessel (MV) UAL HOUSTON, around Bonny Fairway Buoy in Port Harcourt.

Posted: at 17-07-2017 12:54 PM (6 years ago) | Addicted Hero

How would we know if there were kidnappers at all?How would we know if someone had sent the kidnappers hoping to be called up later to salvage you from his kidnappers? How easily it comes in your small quiet community but why must it be only in your community that such miracle worked?If there are these miracles;Nigeria would never have needed a group of well armed men to get rid of Evans and his gang.Am I asking hopeless questions but the answers may not be hopeless.

Posted: at 17-07-2017 05:17 PM (6 years ago) | Gistmaniac

Okay lol

Posted: at 4-08-2017 11:24 PM (6 years ago) | Hero