Joshua Iginla, the founder of Champions Royal Assembly, has warned that those behind slave trade in Libya should be prepared to face God’s wrath.
Iginla said that through the “prayers of the faithful, and by the grace of God, those who are in this act of slavery business will be exposed by Heaven, and if they refuse to repent, death will visit them.”
Addressing his members in Abuja, the televangelist also warned that Nigerians involved in selling human beings “as if they were selling eggs, deceiving people into their wickedness,” that “God would also expose and bring them to judgment if they refuse to repent.”
He also recalled how God stopped him from travelling abroad to seek greener fortune.
According to Iginla, “I said to myself that all the days of my life will I wait until my change comes before God lifted me up. I had taken that decision before to travel out by all means but God said to me that I should relax and that he would take me abroad as a glorified wealthy person just to add colour to what is there and that is what God has done for me.
“If you go abroad, you will labour, in fact, you will work harder than when you are in Nigeria. Our people who are there can testify to what I am saying.
“Nigerian laws are more human-friendly than those of other countries. I have never seen a law like Nigeria that is so friendly to the citizens unlike the foreign countries.
“My brethren, we are crying every day that Nigeria is bad; no, Nigeria is a good, blessed country and it will prosper.”
Admonishing Nigerians to stop waiting on government for everything, the clergyman noted that the best way to survive in Nigeria remains entrepreneurship.
“Don’t wait for the government because in the next 30 years, they will continue to promise, create your Jerusalem yourself.
“Please don’t be in a hurry to travel out, let’s join hands together in prayers to make Nigeria better,” he said.
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