A prominent Nigerian preacher has raised serious concerns about declining moral standards within Christian communities after handling multiple cases involving inappropriate behavior among believers.
Shocking Revelation from Pulpit
Promise Oshionya, the president of Carriers of God Revival Outreach, expressed deep disappointment in a Facebook post made on Monday, November 10. The clergyman disclosed that he recently dealt with ten concerning cases that exposed troubling behavior patterns among church members.
Out of these ten cases, eight involved Christian sisters who admitted to sending their nude photographs to Christian brothers. According to Oshionya's investigation, these women confessed they complied because the men persistently demanded the intimate images.
Pressure and Fear of Loss
The preacher revealed that the sisters justified their actions by explaining they felt pressured either by romantic attachment or fear of losing their relationships. This pattern of emotional manipulation prompted Oshionya to question the spiritual state of the current generation.
"8 Sisters of 10 the Cases I have handled recently have shown their nudes to CHRISTIANS BROTHERS 'IN QUOTE'" Oshionya wrote in his social media post. He emphasized that all the women acknowledged giving in to the demands because the brothers kept insisting.
Strong Condemnation and Warning
Oshionya didn't mince words when describing the brothers involved, labeling them as "vipers and agents of lust" who are seeking to destroy destinies. He expressed profound concern that such behavior is being pioneered by people who identify as brethren.
The preacher posed critical questions to his audience: "Is this generation ever preparing for heaven at all? Do we still have the fear of God in this generation? If the people we call brethren are pioneering this immorality, who then is safe?"
He offered direct advice to Christian sisters, recommending that any brother in a relationship or courtship who requests nude photos should immediately receive "a hot resetting slap" followed by being blocked from further contact.
Oshionya concluded with a spiritual plea, writing "I have not gotten myself in a few weeks.....Come Lord Jesus" while emphasizing that Christianity appears to be presenting a distorted version of faith to contemporary society.
