First known Nigerian transgender beauty queen, Miss Sahara, formerly known as Oche Clifford has reacted to a report by a section of the media that an ancient set of lead tablets suggest that “Jesus believed in intersex God. And the God he worshipped was both male and female.”
The model and songwriter had claimed in a recent article to mark the Transgender Day of Remembrance that she was harassed and jailed in Nigeria for being a transgender and even attempted suicide but now proud and free.
In a post she shared on her Instagram page on Friday, she wondered why people in her sex category are seen as sinners while Jesus, according to her, was accepting all.
The Idoma-born singer wrote, “Typical! American evangelist tried to brand it fake!
“The tablets suggest that Christ was not starting his own religion, but restoring a thousand year old tradition from the time of King David.
“And the God he worshiped was both male and female.’
“I knew Jesus was inclusive and accepting of all, especially women, unlike his mad followers of today! Trust people to pick and choose what suits them in religion.”
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