Human And Life Cows Sacrificed By Leaders Troubling Our Nation – Oritsejafor


President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor has said that Nigeria is facing a lot of trouble as a result of the human sacrifices and life cow sacrifices that has been made by leaders in the country.


Oritsejafor spoke in Abuja during an Interdenominational Church Service organized the 53rd Independence anniversary of the country.

He said “As we speak, according to the United Nations Report, there are over 10,000 Nigerians refugees in Cameroon because of the activities of some mad men who called themselves members of Boko Haram who have no dignity and respect for humanity. It’s happening everyday and not just in Cameroon alone.

“Nigeria is in the hands of God, no one has power over this nation, God is in control. One of the things troubling this nation, are terrible demonic sacrifices that men have made human sacrifices and life cow sacrifices for wealth and political powers. Where we are today in Nigeria, God must fight the battle and God is fighting the battle. If we want God to fight the battle, we must come 100per cent to the alter of God.

“Millions of Nigerians are importing generators, because, they are benefiting from it. I think that this week, private people will take over Power Holdings Company of Nigeria (PHCN). I think that it is a good thing to have private companies take over power and improve on it. I hope this same cabal will not spoil everything, because they are the ones importing the generators so that they can make money, while other Nigerians suffer. They are without conscience.”

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