Pastoral indulgences
In a spurt of
scandalously sacrilegious inspiration, I read a tweet earlier that gave sprite
to a poem written to the tune of the Christmas Carol - O Come All Ye Faithful.
Pastor Divorces Wife, Marries Choir Mistress And Opens New Church Branch For Her In Delta.
— Instablog9ja (@instablog9ja) June 30, 2021
“Pastor Divorces
Wife, Marries Choir Mistress And Opens New Church Branch For Her In Delta.” [Sahara
Reporters]
So many themes to pick apart here, the pastor obviously abandoned his marital vows and began an affair with the choir mistress whose melodious talents within the choir made her a suitable mistress to the available and fully tempted amenable pastor, who yielding to his lusts jettisoned his wife for her.
Then by unction or
more that we may not know, he generously gave the gift of ministry to his old
mistress - new wife who probably will pastor the new boudoir for to call the
meeting place a church might be blasphemous even from the most liberal
viewpoint.
The evidence of slime
Upon further research,
Prophet Evidence Chikason had been consumed of a Henry VIII complex, his third
child by his wife Praise Chikason was not the expected boy, as if it is
primarily the function of the woman to determine and choose the sex of the
child. He took the hand of Helen with whom he had been having an affair and
ordained her resident pastor of the new boudoir.
Ex-wife meanwhile
apparently performs signs and wonders with holy water merchandise to boot, much
of this would have been the stuff of a Nollywood script, but life in Nigeria
could be more realistic than the art that imitates it.
The poem
Sing choirs of
adultery,
Sing indecent liaisons,
Sing all ye mistresses,
Of heathens in lust.
Just can't behold it,
Living in sin and debauchery.
It is a shocking story,
It is a tale of reprobates,
It is the news of pastors,
Who can't zip it up.
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