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NIGERIANS DO NOT RECOGNIZE SCHIZOPHRENIC LEADERSHIP BECAUSE MOST NIGERIANS ARE SCHIZOPHRENIC RELIGIONISTS

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NIGERIANS DO NOT RECOGNIZE SCHIZOPHRENIC LEADERSHIP BECAUSE MOST NIGERIANS ARE SCHIZOPHRENIC RELIGIONISTS

A Governor suddenly declares that he has been slapped by the Devil! Instead of gathering petitions to effect his removal, the sycophants are employing Prayer Warriors to cast away the demons.

The demon is the Governor who needs to be cast away. As long as fake extreme religiosity beclouds the judgment of Nigerians, the Promised Land shall always elude Nigerians. Until Nigerians return to Religion matched with honesty, frugality, truth, and constructive criticism, which are impossible ideals, Africastallestman sees no end to the cycle of madness which comes in the form of acronyms – AG, NCNC, NPC, NEPU, UPGA, NPP, UPN, NPN, PDP, APC, UTC, UAC, PZ, CFAO, NNDP and so on.

Gene transplantation may be Nigeria’s only option.

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    madu

    I personally know a Nigerian Dr. of Psychology, who gives the name of co-workers, with whom he had little problems in the office, to his PRAYER-WARRIOR sister, to pray for something bad to happen to them,…all in the name of Jesus. He makes the sign of the cross before, and after eating daily. How shrewd is your observation of our religious ignorance…using the very name of Jesus to fight our presumed enemy, even in matters that could be thoughtfully settled in the office…where is the ideal of love of neighbor? The very heart of christian religion. Thanks for your eagle-eyed observation.

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