Stunning revelation from the former man of God

 


A lot of people are in the dark as to the kind o activities that goes on behind the scene. This is a very controversial matter and I expect to get a lot of feedback from different quarters, even some of my former colleagues may not be comfortable with these revelation But I've been known not to compromise on the truth.

Prior to becoming an assistant pastor, I always looked for ways to put smiles on peoples faces, it gives me a lot of satisfaction, I could relate with people's pains easily because I didn't have it as well surviving the streets of Port Harcourt and Abuja. But when I can't do anything to help people or ease their predicament I feel this sense of emptiness.

When the opportunity came for me to attend a pastoral course I grabbed it with both hands. I attended the program and graduated.

Finally! I can nofulfill my dreams, at least I wouldn't just listen to people's problems but would also have the ability to solve those problems through prayers and supplications, "I thought";

It was a shock how things turned out. In this article I won't be economical with the truth but I may withhold the names of churches involved in this acts. Being a bright graduate from the pastoral college it endeared me to the leaders in the denomination, before long I was promoted to an assistant to the presiding pastor.

Everything changed for me when we undertook a prayer session or a member in distress. After the prayer session the presiding pastor informed the member that her case required some spiritual actions and sacrifices, on the night o the said spiritual actions and sacrifices I was assigned to carry some items to a particular area and perform some rituals.

This was shocking to me because I'm from Ammuri and there're people who practice The African Traditional Religion (ATR) and this was their method oworship and prayers.

I lived with this confusion for a while Ironically I was very comfortable performing those rituals and each time I carried out those rituals and sacrifices, it felt as if that is what I was called to do. But on a second thought, is this the right place to be doing this?

eventually I relocated to Abuja hoping that things would improve for me generally and hopefully join another denomination to get answers to the nagging questions that had made restless for a long time.

I arrived Abuja with lots of hopes and expectations, unfortunately things didn't just pick up immediately but at least I joined another denomination and started worshiping there. Things didn't turn out differently because I was also promoted to the assistant pastor there.

was excited but it turned out that they had the same practices as the previous denomination of carrying out rituals and sacrifices just like the Native doctors and they get result Inside me I knew that something was not right, outside, they pretended to do everything by the bible but inside they do all sorts in contrast to what they preached.


Though I tried to convince myself that there was no problem, as long as we still managed to solve peoples problem at the end o the day. Despite trying not to think that I might be doing the right thing in the wrong place I still felt very empty after every spiritual activity or exercise. Every night I go to bed with more question on my mind than answers, this situation persisted until I decided to heed the voice that kept compelling me to seek the truth further.

I proceeded on the journey of self discovery and actualization of purpose, along the road I had series of experiences some pleasant and others were unpleasant but at the end I found out that I was actually called to be a "Dibia" (native doctor).


This singular realization changed my lie entirely. I've finally discovered purpose, I go to bed now not feeling guilty of hypocrisy, Everything I do excels with little or no effort ad the people I conduct spiritual activities or always have testimonies at the end of the day.

Even after becoming a dibia, I have met countless pastors or "men of God" who still come to us for spiritual works, in some cases they even bring critical cases of their members for us to solve

Ironically, when these pastors have problems and they can't seem to be able to deal with it, they consult us but they won't tell their members this and even my fellow native doctors won't say these things because it would seem like expose their clients but in my experience a lot of Nigerians are now aware of these reality which is why they come to us when they have spiritual issues.

I get criticized and attacked regularly for speaking out on issues bordering on spiritual matters and I don't expect anything less this time because the truth is always bitter.

As a musician the case is the same, sometimes I have people saying that it's because I'm a native, that's why my songs are always doing wellWhat I usually say to critics is that they could equally enjoy the kind of success the see me enjoy if only they can take spiritual matters seriously and treat all their spiritual problems accordingly.

Some of those people who listened to my advice are happier today. Most times we face hardship in our business, health, families, marriages, careers, jobs or even education and they tell us that it is temptation from God that we should accept it. The truth is that all these problems we encounter have spiritual under tone, you won't that God is not responsible for all our sufferings until you meet with a genuine spiritualist who would inquire the root of the problem and deal with it accordingly.

Next time I'm going to expose "fake spiritualists" and give out clues on how to identify them easily. Until then, the official release of my tracks will be in the coming days, so stay glued to this thread for fresh and juicy information on Xpenzive Dontee.

For booking and inquiry please contact:
Email: officialdontee@gmail.com
Phone: whatsapp 234-9063107560 



ANTICIPATE:
"Open thy way"

"
Freedom" 


by Xpenzive Dontee

.
 

  

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

A native doctor who was once an assistant pastor! How come?

Unbelievable! Assistant pastor turned native doctor who is also an artist.