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Yul Edochie's Disciples - The Daddy GO Of True Salvation Ministry · DidiLawren

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  Hello and welcome back to another episode of Banter
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  Laurencia. How are you all doing?
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  I hope you're doing great. Now for today's episode I want
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  to talk about you Little Cheer and his church business.
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  So as we all know, we've all watched the BBC documentary
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  Different people, different opinions, divided opinion
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  regarding the motive. White BBC Leader documentary.
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  Some people said that because churches or church is shrinking
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  in Europe and other parts of the world, they want to shrink
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  churches in Africa and in Nigeria.
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  According to them, This is why BBC did what they did.
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  Now we're just still sitting down trying to digest that whole
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  information, digest what we saw on the BBC, disciple, TB,
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  Joshua's disciple and the whole conversation coming out from
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  there. So we're still trying to figure
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  out the way forward. Like a lot of people are saying
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  that mega churches in Nigeria and in Africa do the same thing
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  as the TB Joshua. Just because TB Joshua is the
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  scapegoat now does not make other pastors, you know
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  righteous. According to BBC TV, Joshua's
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  miracles are fake. A lot of people are arguing that
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  even other pastors in Nigeria that miracles are fake.
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  Even some churches are even putting their hands in all these
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  Co scam and all that's coming their congregation.
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  Most of the let's say organised crime or organised like multi
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  level marketing, they are done in churches.
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  And these are people who let's say you go to church, you trust
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  your pastors, you trust your geos or you trust your Deacon
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  and deaconesses or somebody in the church that is well
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  respected. Most times these people scam
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  their members. Less than 1% of these scam are
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  being recorded because most times people say touch not my
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  anointed. They use religion to cover the
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  whole thing. They kind of scare people with
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  all these touch not my anointed beers anyway.
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  Hmm. Allow the how I see Millie
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  decided to join the crew where people are thinking of how to
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  reduce churches where people are thinking of how to make people
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  more spiritual than religious. You led the charge, decided you
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  know I need a slice of this cake.
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  I need to get myself into this churches.
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  Now let me just make something very clear.
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  Church is a business in Nigeria. You have workforce that you
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  don't pay. Let's say you have you start a
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  church. You get people who are literally
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  going to help you view that church, both physically and you
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  know, financially. They are going to go out there,
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  evangelise, win souls. We members ensure that people
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  are paying their tides, ensure that people are giving offering.
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  You're going to have a workforce marketing team for free because
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  according to them, you are doing this for God.
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  You're not doing it for man. So you these people are not
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  being paid. But the pastors, they are
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  getting richer and richer while the congregation most times they
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  can't even like if you don't even pay your tax.
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  Some churches will excommunicate you, you know, from activities
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  and other things. Some of them were actually shame
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  members for not paying tight, for not sowing seed, for not
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  bringing first fruits. So these are the issues.
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  As we all know, you little chase having marital problems,
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  business problems, work problems.
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  Like people are no longer hiring him just because of the the way
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  he's divorced. Not really divorced.
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  The way his marriage played out with me or his responsibility or
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  the way he acted towards that, the the break up of that
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  marriage, now you lead the charge, decided to open up join
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  politics. First of all, he started with
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  politics. He moved his wife in Jelly Judy
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  Austin from Enugu to Abuja and when they moved to Abuja there
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  was chatters that they moved into a house.
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  It was unfurnished. They went to a supermarket in
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  massive supermarket in Abuja and wanted to just take everything
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  for credit while telling them that ohh they're going to give
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  you publicity or advertise your product.
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  The lady literally said no. Like I bought this thing with my
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  money. I'm not looking for an advert so
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  pay what you got. And that was it.
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  So they couldn't pay. That went viral.
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  Nobody addressed it and he was seeking appointment with blamed
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  president Bola Mitsunobu. That did not work out.
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  You literature has been throwing shades here and there even this
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  generally. He called out his ex-wife or
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  ex-wife. His first wife made chilli that
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  did not go down well with people.
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  After that he decided to open his seemingly company.
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  He seemingly company. I think it's a construction kind
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  of company where he gets contract.
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  I don't even know what they do, but he registered the company
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  seemingly and that I think that did not go down.
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  Maybe he was expecting contracts immediately that did not go
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  down. Well now this isn't a minor
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  business thinking OK this guy, let's just ignore you because
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  you are on your Jelly. You just go and live your life
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  live alone. You announce that he's going to
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  make an announcement, that the announcement is going to shake
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  the world. The announcement is going to do
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  this. The announcement is going to do
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  that. We're now sitting and waiting
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  for this announcement. Lo and behold you little chair
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  has started a church. Like I don't even want this
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  salvation ministry or whatever he called the name of that
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  church that he's going to be conducting services every Sunday
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  evening. People are not thinking he would
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  you the way you you committed adultery.
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  You are the last person that will stand on the pool pits to
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  preach to people because you like in terms of Bible, I
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  understand don't judge people or don't you know all those kind of
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  things. But this guy is the last person
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  that should be standing and preaching to people.
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  But on the other hand I believe that maybe because of the
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  experiences that he's he's had he may be able to give advice to
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  young couples getting married because according to the report,
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  he got married to his wife just because she According to him
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  because she got pregnant for their first child and he was
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  forced to marry her. Maybe he has something to give
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  but I don't think he should have been a church.
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  I think maybe he made it a church just because everybody
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  sitting now talking about it now who calling you a daddy?
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  Jio and Jelly which is Judy. Austin.
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  Mommy, Geo. So I think that may be a
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  marketing strategy which has worked, but I don't think
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  whatever message he's trying to pass across should have been
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  under the umbrella of the church.
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  But at the same time, if he's under the umbrella of a church,
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  let's say the business is seemingly he will be paying tax
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  and everything, but churches are exempted from paying tax.
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  So I think this is another way to to stick it to the government
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  and get free workforce because once you start a church, you're
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  going to get different people rattling around you.
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  You're going to get different workforce, you're going to get
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  people who are looking for a purpose.
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  And because his face, I mean you know that she is famous, there
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  are people that ordinarily would not have had access to him.
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  But because he's now a Jew who he is now a pastor and he also
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  looking to build people looking to gain people's trust.
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  He will be accessible to some people and a lot of people are
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  going to take advantage of that and get into he his church.
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  That is a genius marketing strategy.
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  I I I because let's say that company that he's trying to
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  market before he gets start running because he's going to
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  hire people to do the marketing office work and all that.
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  But if he puts that under the umbrella of each church you're
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  going to get free workforce from people who are seeking salvation
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  or people who are looking for something somewhere to belong
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  to. All those people are going to
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  work for free for its seemingly company.
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  In the name of that the working for that the GOP you lady she
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  free workforce Now we learned from TV Joshua that he made the
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  workers to sign that they are voluntary workers.
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  These are people working seven days a week 24 hours a day and
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  he made like for over a decade. He made them sign a document
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  that they are volunteers. These are the issues.
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  Anyway, I wish you literature all the best.
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  I know this is a very smart marketing strategy, but should
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  we joke about the church? Should we joke about God?
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  Should we joke about religion? I don't know.
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  I don't know. All the best to him.
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  And I'll be giving you updates based on his first sermon.
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