Peter Okoye have wonder why rich people don’t fall during deliverance service.

The popular Nigerian musician, Peter Okoye, has taken to his social media page to ask a very interesting Religious question.

In Africa especially Nigeria, we have seen more Christian’s falling down in church during Deliverance/ exorcism and the singer has observed that it only happens to people who are not rich ( Poor people).

He wrote in his tweet;
” I am still Wondering why rich people don’t fall down during Deliverance Service “.

His question triggered massive reactions and answers based on opinion.

Chukwugoziem wrote. Senior man we can’t say, is like money dey comot evil spirit first before deliverance

Christian wrote;
Now do you get it, you are being spun a web of lies.

Religion is organised crime by so many only a few are real Prophets of God therefore demons will thrive in demon environment Hope this helps.

Now we will like to know your opinion in the comments section.

Take care of your two children, Uzoamaka urges estranged husband Nedu

Why I came out was because I have been paying the house rent and I have been taking loans for four years after he kicked us out of the house where we were staying.

Uzoamaka Ohiri, former wife of radio personality, Chinedu Ani, popularly known as Nedu, has called on him to take care of the two children they had together.

She made this call on PUNCH Live as she discussed issues surrounding her separation from the comedian.

Nedu had, in a weekend post on Instagram, claimed that he wasn’t the father of her first child, citing the result of a DNA test.

Uzoamaka, in her PUNCH Live interview, had also explained the circumstances surrounding the birth of the male child, stating, however, that throughout their marriage, she was faithful to Nedu.

She stated that since the comedian walked out of their marriage four years ago, she had been solely responsible for the care of the two children which, she noted, Nedu had fathered.

According to Uzoamaka, Nedu barely knows the last child, a female, because they separated not long after the child was born.

“He doesn’t know the last one. He walked out of her life when she was born; so, she doesn’t know her,” Uzoamaka said.

She lamented that though Nedu is their father, he is not being supportive towards their welfare.

Uzoamaka claimed that she had been battling to pay the house rent and that, despite her pleas, Nedu hadn’t been taking care of the children’s expenses.

Nedu pays the children’s school fees, however, according to her; noting that, that was why she brought the issue out on social media over the weekend.

“He pays school fees. Why I came out was because I have been paying the house rent and I have been taking loans for four years after he kicked us out of the house where we were staying.

“This is four years now. I have been paying house rent and I have been asking him to support. Four years now. That’s why I came out,” Uzoamaka explained.

2021 BBNaija participant Cross has urged Saskay to open up about her feelings for him and stop playing on his emotions.

The 30-year-old 2021 participant made this known during his Diary Session on Tuesday while speaking about his uncertainties after being put up by the Head of House, Liquorose for possible eviction on Sunday. 

2021 BBNaija Cross said;

“After the Sunday eviction, I felt like Saskay was playing with my emotions. I mean, Big Brother cannot be playing with my emotions and Saskay is also playing with my emotions.

“My mum used to say a woman’s mind is very deep. If Liquorose had picked me to be her deputy Head of House, I would have picked JMK.”

Cross added:

“I am having a bit of a hard time, having to deal with been nominated and also not knowing Saskay’s emotions towards me.

“I want her to open up a little more so I can understand how she feels.”