The senior pastor and the founder of House on the Rock, Paul Adefarasin, has advised his congregation members to have an alternative plan on how to escape from Nigeria concerning the situation of things in the country.
The pastor said this because of the increasing insecurity and call for breakup campaign holding in some part of Nigeria that could lead to civil war. He thus implores the leaders of the country to find a solution to the problem as soon as possible as no country can withstand two civil wars.
Adefarasin disclosed this on Sunday while addressing the member of his church.
The pastor in his message said he is saddened that both the past and the present administrations have not been able to solve the challenges facing the country.
Adefarasin noted that had already gotten “plan B” in case things go wrong, but he’s optimistic that the country will get better one day.
In his words:
”I bring you greetings from Pastor Ifeanyi who is busy taking care of the frontier of our world and preparing our escape root. If you don’t have a plan B… I know you have faith, but I have faith too but I have a plan B.”
“With technology, I can speak to you from anywhere in the world. Get yourself a plan B. Whether that’s an Okada to Cameroon or flying boat or speed boat as we call them to Seme Border or a hole in the ground, get your plan B because these people are crazy… the whole bunch of them. And watch the signs because it can happen like this. God forbid!”
Speaking further, the 58-year-old preacher warned that no country can survive two civil wars and he, therefore, called on the Nigerian leaders to make formidable efforts to tackle the problems in the country. He added:
“Nigeria has more problems that are more significant than she ever has. Many of these issues need to be dealt with. Unless the truth is unveiled concerning our foundation years, amalgamation, independence, and our first constitution, we will not get it right in Nigeria,” he added.
”No country in the world history has survived two civil wars. You could be in fright and running for your dear life any day from now if this thing does not come to an end. My encouragement to leaders and government on all sides is that it is not time to be partisan, blend the aisles. It is time to sit down and dialogue.”
