You’re a Failure if You Are Waiting for the Govt to Help You, Still Living With Your Parents: Popular Pastor
- Ghanaian preacher, Prophet Nigel Gaisie, has shared 10 things he claimed makes a person a failure if not achieved at a certain age or in life
- The 'man of God' asserts that anyone still living with their parents at age 35 is a failure
- Prophet Gaisie also claims 'you’re a colossal failure if you still believe life begins at 40'
The founder and leader of Prophetic Hill Chapel International, Prophet Nigel Gaisie, has listed 10 things he considers a failure if not achieved at a certain age or in life.
In the long list of claims seen on his Facebook account, he says a person still staying with their parents or family compound at age 35 is a failure.
The Ghanaian preacher also stated that ''you’re a colossal failure if you still believe life begins at 40,' explaining that youngsters around the world are taking over.
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Other claims
Prophet Gaisie, who has a reputation for making controversial statements in the past, said:
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''You’re a failure if, at 40, certain family relations can’t reach out to you for help, adding that: ''You’re a failure if you’re still following the pattern of your parents, that led to their distraction.''
In addition to his claims, he said:
"You’re a failure if you don’t think well about people, (speak well about people).
"You’re a failure as a parent if your children are not greater than you or perhaps on almost the same scale."
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He spoke on taking alcohol
Not so long, Nigel Gaisei averred that drinking alcohol, philandering or stealing does not make a man of God fake.
The general overseer of the Prophetic Hill Chapel indicated that people out of ignorance assert that engaging in the generally considered 'vices' undermine God's anointing on a Kingdom representative in the earth realm.
Speaking in an interview with Ghanaian widely read website YEN.com.gh's Philip Abutiate, Prophet Gaisei stressed that every "mortal vessel has a weakness.''
He said:
''When a vessel of God [man of God] drinks alcohol, steals, or womanises, it doesn't make him or her fake. Every mortal vessel has a weakness. What makes a man of God fake is that he has changed his covenant with God."
Show your parents love
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that popular political and social commentator, Reno Omokri, again released another nugget that got many people talking.
In an Instagram post on Saturday, June 19, the man said that money should not be the only thing children should give their parents in their old age.
He said that parents when they age, they need more attention. He, therefore, advised children to always call their elderly ones.
Source: Legit.ng
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