Technology is evil

Once she told me social media is evil and those who are involved will burn in hell. Well, the good news is, she is social media personified now.

He once said attachment is from the queen of the ocean. The good news is, even his wife fix Indian hair.

They said blood transfusion is not of God yet they own hospitals, I am yet to wrap my sleeves round that.

So a friend went abroad to deliver her twin girls so they can be citizens of the United States, someone heard and made a big fuss out of it saying it is waste of resources. You know what? She is pregnant
and would be travelling next week to give birth in the UK.

He is using his hard earned money to build a duplex but you keep condemning the project saying it
would never see the light of the day because you have a bungalow. Well, I know the project will be completed but I equally know you are building an estate.

Everything was wrong when she went for her post graduate studies but now you want your kids to
study in the US. You don’t even want them to return until they bag their doctorate.

So I asked you why you have no jewellery on but you brag about it being demonic. I told you I love
jewelleries, when I visit India (thanks to Zeeworld) I will only shop for gold and you said what if I am not
privileged? I got a call from you last week saying you are in India and you want to get me jeweleries.

I advised that a certain married woman need to visit a psychologist so she can be examined and in the
process she will open up about the issues eating her up but you suggested she needed to see a prophet.  When you were faced with similar problems, you visited a professional and even shamelessly
confessed that not all cases are spiritual.

You always want to be heard. Somewhere in your head you can’t make mistakes and those who pass
through one challenge or the other is not prayerful that is why God’s mercy is far from them. Once it is not you, it should be no one yet the world is bigger than you. I see hypocrisy and sycophancy play
every day.  

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