Nollywood actress Angela Okorie has thrown a question at those who allow homosëxuals on the altar of God. On a social media page, she questioned what they were doing on the altar. She noted how such people have chosen, by their lifestyles, to serve the devil yet claim they are men of God. She added that the public can tell who God has called and who has called themselves. “What are homoséxuals doing on the altar of God?
People who have chosen by their lifestyles that they will serve the devil, and you claim you are a man of God. We know people wey God call, and we also know people wey call themselves”. When Ruth Kadiri shared a revelation from the Holy Spirit, Angela tackled her, saying such nonsense had to stop, as the Holy Spirit couldn’t tell her such. Angela has made headlines over the years for always figuring out her colleagues.
From Mercy Johnson to Regina Daniels, Uche Elendu, Anita Joseph, Doris Ogala, and Destiny Etiko, the movie star seems to have a beef with everyone. Sharing her life-changing experience at the Suleja Correctional Centre, she said she discovered that such places aren’t always as harsh and unforgiving as many imagine. She said it taught her invaluable lessons about strength, resilience, hope, and humanity.
Angela had advocated for setting boundaries and protecting one’s peace. She admonished the public to be very choosy and particular about whom they invite into their life. In a message to her fans last year, the actress and singer told them to spice up their lives, irrespective of where they are in life. She admonished them to never give someone the satisfaction of watching them suffer, as she stated that one’s greatest investment is in themselves.
Also, last year, Angela sent a deep message to her millions of followers about being good and kind. She admonished them never to regret being a good person to the wrong people, as one’s kindness shows everything about them, and their behaviour says everything about them. In another post, she told her fans to let people judge, misunderstand, and gossip about them, and remain kind, and authentic.
She said that the quality of one’s life isn’t determined by the quality of their positive experiences but by their ability to overcome negative experiences.
