He said that ,that night, 12 armed men stormed his Maitama residence, killed two policemen, and searched the compound for him. When they couldn’t find him, they jumped into the next compound and stripped the entire building, convinced he was hiding there. He believes his sudden departure was divine protection.
He also said that friends tried to discourage him from entering politics while some advised him to seek traditional protection. He said that he refused, and chose faith over fear.
He quoted Joshua 24:15,and urged people to consciously choose whom they will serve...he reaffirmed that “as for me and my house, we shall serve the Lord.”
Man of the people
ReplyDeleteSo what happened to the two police men?. Their lives not important?. Sometimes we should check what we say to avoid sounding very insensitive
ReplyDeleteHe was making an emphasis on the tragedy of the event, I believe not necessarily suggesting the deceased service men’ life were not important.
DeleteWhen the righteous are in power, the people rejoice (proverbs 29:2)
ReplyDeleteOh wow. What a beautiful testimony. I so grateful for his life turned out to be a blessing to the whole state and many more
ReplyDeleteI love testimonies like this. Not like those that lost their lives weren't good, but when grace abounds for you, forget it, you're covered. God is always good 😊
ReplyDeleteSome of those his friends persuading him to stay might be the mastermind behind that ordeal
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