Nigerian actress and social media commentator, Mary Njoku, has addressed religious fanatics in an Instagram post.
According to the Nigerian actress, who is married to businessman Jason Njoku, it is pivotal for people to pray from a place of forgiveness rather than bitterness.
She mentioned in her post that it is witchcraft, admonishing God for the downfall of another person.
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She added that God sees people’s intentions and that genuine love and kindness matter more than personal grudges.
The movie actress wrote, “Nothing backfires faster than a malicious prayer against someone who has only shown you love, kindness, and support. Especially someone God may have sent as an answer to your own prayers.”
“Bitterness may blind the heart, but it cannot blind God,” she concluded.
Read what she shared below:
A couple of days ago, the Nigerian movie actress stated that prayer cannot solve the problem of Africa and Africans.
Njoku noted that people cannot simply “pray food onto their plates,” explaining that food still has to be planted, harvested, transported, and prepared through human effort and hard work.
She further stated that issues such as bad roads, poor healthcare, insecurity, education, and economic struggles cannot disappear through prayers alone without accountability, planning, and decisive action.
“Faith and action are not enemies. They work together,” the actress wrote, while urging Christians not to confuse prayer with practical responsibility.
