*** Calls for end to heresies and religious extortion
*** Wants Politicians To Take Decisions That Will Reflect Positively On Masses, Not To Add To Their Burdens
*** Advises Political Office Holders To Be Messengers, Rather Than Rulers
By Politicsgovernance.com
The spiritual leader of Ijaw traditional religion, High Chief Oweizidei Ekpemupolo alias Tompolo has appealed to leaders of various religious groups in the country to herald Love, truth and for the purpose of extortion and fame.
He admonished religious leaders against use of fear sermons, which he decried as a tool to coerce worshippers/adherents for pecuniary gains.
According to the former Niger/Delta warlord, “Tithes, offerings, alms, should not be the focal point of religious teachings, but the message of the Mother’s love, which is an integral aspect of the Godhead that is being neglected.
“The enforcement of the Mother’s love teachings, would liberate worshippers, the society from the shackles of fear, anger, hatred, violence and usher in the atmosphere and era of Love, peace, understanding and unity of purpose.
He again advised religious leaders to be prudent and truthful to inform worshippers that the nature of God is inherent in every man, and teach them how to harness this potential for the good of mankind, the universe and not continue to feed them with heresy and imprisoning their minds.
Tompolo further stated that one major contributor to the animosity and acrimony breeding amongst humans was the too much concentration on the father aspect of the Godhead which he mentioned as, Judgmental, rigid, strict and decisive, adding that people should begin to awaken the Mother’s love consciousness in them, as the both aspects are needed to serve as balance.
Tompolo who spoke at his thanksgiving festival of Bini-Ebi Madinor Bou, Ijaw Goddess of Love and purity, at Ogulagha kingdom, Burutu local government area of Delta State, prayed for Mother’s love upon every household and also prayed for Prosperity, tranquility and understanding amongst all and peace to all Nigerians and the world in general.
Tompolo advised political office holders to be Messengers rather than rulers, and counselled them to take decisions that will reflect positively in the lives of the masses and not add to their burdens.
