- Mike Bamiloye posted a message on X that has caused a lively discussion among Nigerians.
- Bamiloye’s message was viewed by many as a hidden threat, warning that those who speak out against men of God should be concerned about what lies ahead.
Evangelist Mike Bamiloye posted a message on X that has caused a lively discussion among Nigerians.
In his tweet, Bamiloye wrote:
“Some People have carried some Unnecessary Curses they ought not to have carried in the first place. WHY? Because they had insulted some genuine MEN OF GOD who Carry some Fires that is meant for the Devil.
David the King didn’t have to Curse Michal his wife at all, when she DESPISED HIM IN HER HEART and INSULTED him when he came back from dancing heartily in the presence of God. 2 Samuel 6:16 NKJV [16] Now as the ark of the LORD came into the City of David, Michal, Saul’s daughter, looked through a window and saw King David leaping and whirling before the LORD; and she despised him in her heart.
DAVID. NEVER CURSED HER. But She Incurred an UNNECESSARY CURSE UPON HERSELF FOR “TOUCHING” THE LORD’S ANOINTED.” “2 Samuel 6:23 NKJV [23] Therefore Michal the daughter of Saul had no children to the day of her death.
THAT IS HOW SOME IGNORANT AND ARROGANT PEOPLE ARE GETTING THEIR FINGERS BURNT IN THE FIRE THEY CAN NOT QUENCH. Because some Men of God had disappointed you does not imply every Man of God you see should now be Despised and Insulted. It is a Very Dangerous Venture.
SOME PEOPLE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR ANY EXCUSE TO DESPISE AND TALK AGAINST MEN OF GOD. FEAR FOR YOUR FUTURE! #mikebamiloye”
Bamiloye’s message was viewed by many as a hidden threat, warning that those who speak out against men of God should be concerned about what lies ahead. This prompted numerous Nigerians to voice their discontent and anger in the comments section.
Critics claimed that Bamiloye uses fear to quiet those who disagree with him. They said his message tries to protect religious leaders from being held accountable and criticized, instead of encouraging true spirituality and humility.
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