SEARCHING FOR THE INDEPENDENCE BIBLE

It was all about corruption from the very beginning.

The liberation fathers of modern Nigeria foreknew that a day of reckoning would arrive when the torturous conflicts and corrosive corruption written into the soul of Nigeria at independence would have to be confronted.

They also dreaded that sensitive moment in our history when a generation would have to decide on behalf of the national future.

They knew it would be a heavy burden to bear.

Today Nigeria is at that final tipping point. Still, the people are wearied because they have been to the brink and back too many times, and everyone is tired of corruption.

Still, nobody knows what to do because all the religious institutes have been overrun by corruption.

To confess the naked truth, Nigeria is now going through the motions to promote a man who is inarguably the embodiment of corruption into the presidential seat of a nation already entrenched in corruption.

This would mean an official acceptance of corruption as the lingua franca, the national anthem and the federal constitution of Nigeria.

Corruption would then be openly confirmed as our national currency, business strategy, and identity.

This would be a sure step in a journey of no return, yet this was not the deal we made with destiny when Nigeria celebrated its independence on the 1st of October in 1960.

Our liberation fathers were no fools; they knew the road would be rough.

The liberation fathers could not have foreseen that a day would come when the occult forces would unite with a global resurgence of religious extremism to destroy all the little gains made since the celebration of Independence.

However, what the liberation fathers could not have imagined is something that the fathers of our faith knew was brewing from the get-go.

They played their part in their days, trusting that a generation would stand up for God and country when the dreaded hour arrived.

The spiritual seed that became Nigeria was a part of the word of wisdom that came to Thomas Fowell Buxton in 1837 as he agonized all night in prayer, searching for the solution to the lucrative business of the human slave trade.

This gross devaluation of human worth was and remains the worst form of corruption that can ever exist, and it is the backbone strategy of the dreaded Mark of the Beast.

From that blessed night until the 1st of October 1960, when we became a nation of sorts, it was a terrible clash of forces between darkness and light.

The struggle to control the soul of Nigeria has always been the bone of contention between the kingdom of God and the kingdom of darkness.

At first, the interface of the struggle was between the abolitionists and the global network of financial profiteers.

Many battles were fought in British Parliament between William Wilberforce and his Clapham sect troops versus the politicians sponsored by the humongous profits of human slavery.

Afterwards, the contention shifted grounds to our soil in the fierce firefight between the Church Missionary Society and the Royal Niger Company, with each side promoting its agenda.

Things got so bad that it became a personal battle between Dashwood Taubman Goldie on one side and Bishop Samuel Ajayi Crowther on the other hand.

This is why Nigeria, born on the 1st of October 1960, was a child of compromise with a tortured soul that was corrupted to keep failing without falling.

In God’s original plan, Nigeria was birthed to become the redeemer nation of Africa.

This is why a particular independence bible was launched on the 1st of October in 1960 at the CMS Cathedral in Lagos, Nigeria, with Princess Alexandria in attendance.

It was meant to be an ebenezer and a reminder to all future generations that the spiritual fight to bring Nigeria into existence was tough, but it was not over.

By revelation, the Independence bible was a spiritual device planted to strengthen the Nigerian church in its most excellent hour of weakness.

Still, we got careless and did not treasure this gift from above. The particular independence bible is the key that the church and the nation of Nigeria need today because it contains the answer to the present distress.

It contains the antidote to the Nigerian slide into chaos and corruption.

If found on time, it will stop Nigeria from becoming a drug baron paradise and resolve the problem of having a boko haram promoter positioned one heartbeat away from the presidential seat.

Above all, it will stop the genocide from brewing before it sets a new global record for brutality and bloodshed.

The independence bible contains the solution to Boko haram, Fulani terrorism and the supremacist agenda of the ISWAP. We must locate the independence bible so that Nigeria will be saved.

In 1858, Ajayi Crowther did not fear for his life unto death when he attended a successful meeting with a Fulani king, Zaki Sumo and his war general and half-brother Dasaba.

The meeting was to negotiate for religious harmony in the settlement of the remnant of ancient Bida.

The independence bible contains the Sword of the Spirit that Ajayi Crowther used and a revelation of the “Way of Peace” that has to be recovered by the modern church.

Finally, the independence bible contains the confirmation that agrees with the prophetic prescription made by Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa on the 7th of October in 1960.

He instructed that embracing “eternal truths” would provide us with the final solution in that evil day.

That evil day has come, and we must locate the independence bible before it gets into the hands of the enemies working for the kingdom of darkness.

We had been searching quietly, but the window of time is closing, and we need all hands on deck before the curtain fell.

Irreparable damage is done to our faith beyond the recent insults and our relegation into irrelevance by the audacious and ill-conceived Muslim-Muslim ticket that is oiling the genocide agenda.

Let’s all stand for God and country. The Macedonia Initiative has offered 1 million naira as a token of encouragement to whoever can locate and deliver the independence bible into our hands.

The future of Nigeria and our faith will not be determined by court injunctions or a compromised democratic selection process but by the grace of God.