Former beauty queen, Powede Awujo addresses Christians in light of the ongoing scrutiny of testimonies

• Former beauty queen Powede Awujo has urged Christians to cease being so “woke” that their spiritual senses are asleep.

• She emphasized that Christians’ consumption of activities that mock miracles can lead to a buildup of unbelief.

• She suggested that if Jesus Christ had turned water into wine in this era, many Christians would have contested it on social media.

Former beauty queen Powede Awujo has urged Christians to refrain from being excessively “woke” to the extent that their “spiritual senses become dormant.”

She emphasized that “testimonies beget testimonies,” warning that engaging with activities that ridicule miracles fosters disbelief among believers.

Awujo further remarked that if Jesus Christ turned water into wine in this era, many Christians would have gone on social media to dispute it.

“While you’re on a campaign to call out or make jest of supposed fake testimonies, take heed that you do not begin to doubt the real ones,” she cautioned.

This statement arises amidst ongoing scrutiny by Nigerians regarding extravagant testimonies shared by members of a well-known church.

In other news, Well-known football star Odion Jude Ighalo has criticized his ex-wife, Sonia, for continuously bringing their issues to social media.

Gistlover.com reports that the mother of three has been publicly discussing her estranged husband for several days, addressing various topics related to him.

In a recent update, she commented on rumors suggesting that Odion is supposedly expecting a child with his alleged fiancée.

In response, the footballer took to Instagram, asking her to stop involving herself in his affairs.

He pointed out that she has been spreading falsehoods and shows no signs of stopping.

“Rest naaaa for Christ sake. even devil the rest sometimes. lies upon lies upon lies everyday hmmm but I dey too busy dey look for my daily bread to stress about irrelevant things. I pray you find peace,” he wrote.