A woman known as Evangelist A.F Funmilayo has got Nigerians talking following the discovery that she wrote a Christian book where she criticized the game of football calling it ‘Anti-Christ’ and Satanic.
The woman whose identity was revealed by a tweep, Alex Oluwatobi (@alexlobaloba), has a book solely written on the evil of Football and its affiliation to Satan titled: The Game Of The Anti-Christ (Exposing The Secret Behind Football) as “the woman who served Satan for 990 years, now in Christ”.
Alex was left in shock after he tried to make friends with his new “born again” neighbours by asking what football club they support only for him to receive a Christian book demonizing football.
“My new neighbor seems not to like me, but I greet them anyways. In bid to be a little friendly, I asked their 2 sons yesterday the football club they support. They smiled, shook their heads & pelted upstairs. Got home this evening, Dad & Mum knocked & gave me this book.”
The story is currently trending on social media and Nigerians have a lot to say. See some of the reactions below:
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