By A US-based real estate entrepreneur, Dr Stephen Akintayo, has urged Africans to amplify positivities and honour their heroes while they are alive, rather than focusing on negativities.
In a passionate statement on this Facebook page, Akintayo declared, “Evil is not the absence of good! Evil is the silencing of good!”
He emphasised that societies do not collapse due to a lack of good people, but because of their silence when they see good.
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Addressing criticism of Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Akintayo challenged Christians to promote the positive impact of his ministry over the years.
“You don’t like that someone is speaking against Daddy GO, but why not speak of the good he has done?” he asked.
He called on believers to highlight the transformative power of fasting and share testimonies of how Adeboye’s ministry has blessed them.
“When good is louder than evil, then a righteous nation is born,” he asserted.
Drawing from his experience in Dubai, Akintayo noted that the city prioritises positive narratives in its nation-building strategy.
“Posting a negative occurrence in Dubai can land you in jail. Today, only good news is heard of Dubai, even though that city isn’t perfect,” he observed.
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The emerging global entrepreneur encouraged Christians to shift from defensive responses to proactive celebrations.
He recalled a personal encounter 15 years ago at the RCCG camp in Nigeria, where he marvelled at Adeboye’s vision.
“Today, I am gradually walking in his shoes, receiving big visions from God,” he stated.
Ending with a rallying call, he asked, “Do I have sons and daughters of Daddy GO in the house?
“Somebody shout Hallelujah!” urging people to “ignore the devil and celebrate God.”
Stonix News reports that the octogenarian cleric has been in eye of a storm with unwarranted criticisms and trolling from traducers especially on social media with the latest being that of Tiktoker, SeaKing, with his defamatory comments against the revered man of God.
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