Pastor Kingsley Innocent, the General overseer of Bible Believing Mission Inc. Aba, the commercial hub of Abia State, has told his members that there is no case of Coronavirus in Nigeria.
The controversial cleric popularly known as “Talknado”, claimed that the government is using the outbreak of the pandemic which he insisted is yet to hit Nigeria to siphon funds.
ABN TV reports that the number of confirmed Coronavirus cases in Nigeria increased to 25 on Sunday, March 22 as Lagos recorded three new cases.
Addressing his congregation on the pandemic, Pastor Innocent boasted that there cannot be coronavirus in Nigeria where there is “corrosive anointing”.
His words:
“Many people are afraid of coronavirus, Many pastors and Bishops are changing their prayer points, special prayer sections are been held these days for coronavirus. I want to tell you that coronavirus is not in Nigeria, it cannot survive in Nigeria.
“What do you mean by Coronavirus when there are Corrosive anointing?, It can’t survive here, that is a fallacy. Let the whole hear me, i said it, Coronavirus has not entered Nigeria, any day it will enter, it will stop all over the world.
“They told us that the Italian man brought it, the Italian man we didn’t see. they told us that N620 Million is needed to fight coronavirus; that means somebody held a meeting with Coronavirus and coronavirus gave us a bill of N620 Million.
“You people should take your time, stop joking with us!”
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