Charles Awuzie Defends Ebuka Obi…

First of all, no amount of evidence can stop a Nigerian from defending their favourite prophet or favourite politician. I have chosen to defend Ebuka Obi despite the massive evidence against him.

We are Nigerians – a deeply sentimental society: we love who we want to love and hat£ who we are taught to hat£.

There are only very few independent minds in our society and they are the ones I call the EVOLVED TRIBE. This tribe is analytical and logical. But their voices are usually dwarfed by the multitude who do not think independently.

So as an official PEOPLE PLEASER, I have decided to defend Ebuka Obi to please the people.

First of all, Ebuka Obi is an Igbo man. Some Yoruba, Hausa and Fulani prophets allegedly want to close his business (sorry ministry) in Lagos. (Oh, so you don’t know that there’s always a tribal colouration to every defence in Nigeria?)

Secondly, Ebuka Obi is a philanthropist. He singlehandedly built a psychiatric clinic and even pays school fees for many poor children. (Philanthropy in a poverty ridden society is effective. Politicians use it too.)

Lastly, Why are you guys not talking about the hundreds of people who come from America and Europe to testify at Zion? Why is everyone focusing on just one incident which the prophet has blamed on the fact that no prophet “sees all the time “?

Anyone fighting Ebuka Obi is just jealous, envious and has failed in their own life.

Zion is unstoppable. Zion, we move!

I know some of you will say this is sarcasm. But it’s not really sarcasm – it’s the truth. This post is the true reflection of the mentality of the society. And I’m not being sarcastic when I choose to align with the people – these days, if Nigerians see Black and call it White, Charles Awuzie will amplify their voice.

Dear Zionites, we are with you at this trying time. We can’t blame the prophet, let’s blame the moderators who didn’t verify the testimony. Those asking if we also praise the moderators when the testimonies are not exposed should go and rest. Don’t they know that if something works, we praise President Tinubu. But when it doesn’t work, we blame the Minister in Charge. This is Nigeria. This is how we roll.

We move!