A Nigerian gospel artiste , Skid Ikemefuna, has made a shocking revelation about most Nigerian artistes. In a post he made on Facebook, th...
A Nigerian gospel artiste, Skid Ikemefuna, has made a shocking revelation about most Nigerian artistes. In a post he made on Facebook, the singer said majority of the young artistes have sold their soul to Satan for fame and money.
The gospel artiste who describes himself as an Ambassador for Christ was immediately attacked by some his followers demanding for proof on his claims.
The gospel singer who lost his wife in a motor accident four years ago defended himself by urging people who attacked him on his summation to Google “Illuminati”
“Please Google Illuminati… Nigerian members, actors, musicians, pastors. Visit YouTube,” he said. In other posts the singer reiterated his claim by stating, “ You will be amazed at how many Nigerian musicians that are members of Illuminati”.
He stated that Kanye West, Jay Z and others are members of Illuminati, claiming the Beyonce’s beau has even confessed that he is a member of Illuminati. Recall that Jay Z’s album of 2017 heated up the Illuminati theory with the track song “4:44”, with people interpreting the title of the song as a sign of the singer affirming his membership of the secret society.
When the argument was nearly tearing the world apart, Jay Z waded in that “4:44” was so titled because it was the time he got up in the morning to write the song.
And even before Skid Ikemefuna made his claims, many Nigerian singers, politicians and even pastors have been accused of being members of the society. D’Banj, P-Square, Wizkid, Tonto Dikeh, 2Face Idibia and a host of others have been at the focal view of most Nigerians on suspicion of being members of the secret society.
The Illuminati is a name given to several groups, both real and fictitious. Historically, the name usually refers to the Bavarian Illuminati, an Enlightenment-era secret society founded on 1 May 1776. The society’s goals were to oppose superstition, obscurantism, religious influence over public life, and abuses of state power.
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