Peter Obi, the former presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), has sparked controversy by advocating for the arrest of individuals who testify in churches about receiving unexpected financial alerts after prayer. This practice, often described as miraculous by those who experience it, has become increasingly common in Nigerian congregations.
During a recent appearance on the Honest Bunch Podcast, Obi expressed his strong disapproval of such claims, labeling them as theft rather than miracles. “God can bless handiwork, productivity, and industry. But He cannot bless someone who is sleeping,” he stated, emphasizing the need for accountability in financial matters.
Obi's remarks challenged the notion that financial blessings could come without effort, asserting, “Anybody who says he got an alert from praying should be arrested. You have stolen somebody’s money.” His comments have ignited discussions about the ethical implications of such testimonies within the church community, raising questions about the intersection of faith and personal responsibility in financial matters.
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“Anybody who says he got alert from praying should be arrested. You have stolen somebody’s money”
— (@OneJoblessBoy) November 3, 2024
— Peter Obi pic.twitter.com/nX8aiKNVZ8
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