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To The “Child Of God” Who Sold His Soul To Campaign For Wickedness

To The “Child Of God” Who Sold His Soul To Campaign For Wickedness

Listen to me this morning, and listen with your soul, not your ears.

I am not writing to the government. I am writing to you — you who claim to be a child of God, you who carry a Bible, you who lift holy hands in church, you who shout “Amen” on Sunday, and yet on Monday you accepted an appointment to be part of the campaign team of this wicked government.

You, who have agreed to deceive the people, to lure the hungry masses, to package calamity as progress, to sell corruption as reform, to sell stealing as governance, to sell destruction as “renewed hope.”

Tell me, by what moral ground will you stand to preach again?

By what mouth will you open to condemn wickedness, when you are now its advertiser? By what conscience will you hold them accountable when they continue to loot and plunder, when you are the one who helped them return to continue the looting? You have no ground. You have surrendered it. You have traded the pulpit for a campaign poster. You have traded your anointing for an appointment letter. You have traded your soul for a seat at the table of Pharaoh. Do not deceive yourself. You are not just “doing a job.” You are not just “supporting your party.” You are championing wickedness to continue in 2027.

And let it be written in heaven and on earth: Those who champion this wickedness to continue will be guilty of blood on their hands.

Yes, blood.

The blood of the mother who died because she could not afford drugs. The blood of the child who died of hunger while you were eating campaign rice. The blood of the youth who was killed because the nation has been turned into a jungle. The blood of the farmer slaughtered while you were defending failure on television. The blood of the millions suffering in deprivation while you smile for the camera. That blood is on your hands. And no amount of prayer, no amount of fasting, no amount of “God bless Nigeria” will wash it off, unless you repent and step away. You shall never escape the judgment of Karma and posterity. Karma never forgets an address. Posterity never forgets a betrayal. History will write your name not as a child of God, but as a hired deceiver who helped enslave his own people.

Do not pretend it is ignorance. It cannot be ignorance. Even the blind have seen it. Even the deaf have heard the cry of hunger. Even a child knows that this government has failed in all indices of good governance. It has failed in the economy. It has failed in security. It has failed in education. It has failed in health. It has failed in jobs. It has failed in human dignity. It has failed in truth. So if it is not ignorance, what is it? Let us call your motivations by their true names:

  1. Money. You have been bought. Your conscience has a price, and they paid it. You are eating from the carnage. You are gaining from the shedding of innocent blood. You are dining on the suffering of the masses.
  2. Power and Position. You wanted to be seen. You wanted a title. You wanted to be called “Honourable,” “Director,” “Coordinator,” even if the throne you serve is built on the bones of the poor.
  3. Tribe, Ethnicity, Religion. You have allowed tribe to blind you to truth. You have allowed religion to become a weapon against your own brothers. You would rather Nigeria die than your tribe lose power.
  4. Fear and Survival. You are afraid to speak, so you have chosen to sing for the oppressor. You think joining them will protect you. You are wrong. The same fire that burns the poor will eventually burn its servants.
  5. Selfish Ambition. You are building your future on the grave of Nigeria’s future. You think you are smart. You think you are strategic. You are only a tool — and tools are discarded when they are no longer useful.

Whatever your motivation, hear this: It will backfire. You think you are gaining now. You think you are enjoying now. But every gain built on wickedness is a loan with terrible interest. The consequences must surely be felt by those who are being used to deceive the masses. It will not stop with you. It can extend to your offspring. Your children will bear the shame of your name. Your generation will be asked, “Where was your father when Nigeria was bleeding?” And the answer will be, “He was campaigning for the bleeders.”

The chain reaction has already started. When you help rig in wicked criminals, you are not just rigging an election. You are rigging your own future. You are digging a pit for yourself and your children. For the same government you are defending today will turn its hunger on you tomorrow. The same system that starves the masses will starve you when you are no longer useful. Do not think you are exempt. The wicked have no permanent friends, only permanent victims. Today you are their megaphone. Tomorrow you will be their victim. You may be gaining from this current carnage, but remember: The bitter pill of its consequences shall be so devastating and destructive when the chain reaction starts manifesting.

You will weep, and there will be no one to comfort you, because you mocked those who wept before you.

MY WARNING TO YOU: DO NOT ALLOW YOURSELF TO BE USED.

I am begging you, in the name of God you claim to serve, in the name of the innocent blood crying from this land, in the name of your own unborn children:

Do not allow yourself to be used to perpetuate this ongoing wickedness against the long-suffering people of Nigeria.

Do not join the bandwagon of deceivers. Do not lend your face, your voice, your influence, your anointing to lure others to bring back or rig in these wicked criminals to power. Do not help them subjugate and enslave the people again. If you have already joined, resign. If you have already collected, return it. If you have already spoken for them, repent publicly. It is better to be poor with a clean conscience than to be rich with blood on your hands. For what shall it profit a man if he gains an appointment and loses his soul? What shall it profit a woman if she gains a campaign title and loses her eternity?

MY FINAL CHARGE.

Nigeria is not just a country. Nigeria is a cry. Nigeria is a wound. Nigeria is a mother weeping for her children.

And you, “child of God,” have a choice:

Will you stand with the bleeding mother, or will you stand with the men who stabbed her?

Will you be a voice for the voiceless, or a microphone for the wicked?

Will you be remembered as a Daniel who refused to bow, or as a Judas who sold his Master for thirty pieces of silver?

Choose wisely. For heaven is watching. Karma is recording. Posterity is waiting.

And blood does not forget the hand that spilled it.

Written by Rev’d Chukwudi Samuel Aniekwe.

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