Ayo Oritsejafor 'Human Heads Are On Sale For 2015 Elections' - CAN President

The embattled cleric made these statements at the Thanksgiving Service in honor of Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan’s 60 birthday, held at the First Baptist Church, Warri, Delta State. Criticizing fetish politicians, President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Ayo Oritsejafor said some of them have started trading in human parts for diabolical purposes ahead of 2015 general elections. Oritsejafor said such politicians are responsible for the troubles in the country, adding that they would soon meet their waterloo. The embattled cleric made these statements at the Thanksgiving Service in honor of Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan’s 60 birthday, held at the First Baptist Church, Warri, Delta State. Oritsejafor said the troubles of Nigeria were foundational in nature, which was wrongly laid down by the country’s forefathers, adding that he was sad seeing educated Nigerians turning to diabolism, in spite of its evil implications. Nigerian Tribune » reports that while the CAN president was speaking on “Thanksgiving,” taken from 2Cor. 9:11-12, he warned politicians, who were already engaging themselves in burying cows and human heads in order to win the coming 2015 elections to desist from the act, saying they have already lost in the elections. “People are burying cows, human heads because of election. You wey go school? Wetin dey do you sef? Dem take white chalk, red chalk rub you? You don lose already. You are troubling Nigeria,” the CAN president stated in pidgin. Oritsejafor, who prophesied that Uduaghan would spend another 60 years on earth, God’s willing, said Nigeria was a place, where wicked people do things with impunity, where “we turn white to black and black to white.” Perhaps making allusion to the spurious allegation against him over the aircraft saga in South Africa recently, the former president of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), said wicked people in the country usually hung evil on the necks of the innocent. He frowned at the hardship many innocent Nigerians were going through, admonishing the rich to alleviate the suffering among Nigerians. “There are people suffering for what they did not do. Some are enjoying what they did not work for. Living a life without God is wickedness,” he admonished. Responding, Governor Uduaghan, while giving testimonies about his diamond jubilee, said his testimonies were numerous, but could only be summarised in the song of ace gospel singer, Frank Edwards, “Lord You Reign.” Dignitaries at the occasion included Dr Olu Falae, Deputy Governor Amos Utuama and his wife, Archbishop Goddowell Awomakpa, royal fathers, government functionaries, musicians and comedians like Alli Baba, Sammy Okposu, Daddy Showkey, among others.