Nigerian Pastor, Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere, finally forgives the infamous ex-security personnel Happie Boys and removes the curses he placed on them.
Gistlover recalls that the problem involving the viral dancing ex-chicken republic security had started in 2022 after they had made the rounds, got fired, and then found grace at the hands of the pastor who sponsored them to study abroad.
Following their conflict with the pastor and subsequent expulsion from Cyprus, where they had gone to study, the Happie Boys ended up back in the trenches, barely scratching the surface of their careers.
Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere was announced to have forgiven the Happie Boys in a post shared on his official Facebook page.
Additionally, he lifted the curse he placed on them, which had invoked that curses be on anyone who helps the Happie Boys.
The post read …
“Today 7 September 2024.
I HRM KING APOSTLE CHIBUZOR GIFT CHINYERE the general overseer of omega power ministry OPM hereby forgive happy boyz and I also release them from every curse I placed upon their life and destiny because of JESUS CHRIST.
They still remain my children.
From today anyone that helps happy boyz will not inherit happy boyz curses.”
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