Victoria Orenze, a Nigerian gospel singer, songwriter, and worship leader, has tackled Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s first son, Seyi Tinubu, following his decision to distribute one million Bibles to Nigerian youths to mark his 40th birthday.
According to organisers of a Thanksgiving service held at the National Christian Centre, Abuja, on Sunday, the distribution of the Bibles is aimed at promoting moral rebirth and ethical leadership among Nigerian youths.
The planned distribution of one million copies of the Holy Bible across Nigeria has drawn widespread outrage from citizens who allege that the initiative is a calculated public relations and propaganda move to counter growing international condemnation of Christian persecution in the country.
In a post on X, Orenze said the distribution of the bible does not make Seyi a good person. According to her, fearing the God of the Bible is wisdom, and that is what makes a person.
She warned Christians in Nigeria not to be fooled by such antics, adding that God cannot be mocked.
“Sharing bibles does not make you a good person! Fearing the God of the Bible is wisdom and what makes you! The bible is a book of instructions, not a graven image; which then means that the giver and the receiver must both do what is written therein!
“Nigerians, believers or not don’t let anyone fool you, God cannot be mocked!!”
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