Governor Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State is in hot soup as Pastor Chris Okafor, General Overseer of Mountain of Miracles and Liberation Ministries a.k.a Greater Liberation City has declared war on him.

The man of God has fired warning to the governor to immediately reverse the promulgated religion law that bind any religion program in Kaduna State either Christians or Muslim of staging any kind of crusade/evangelism or using microphone after 8pm in the state.

The law also forbids playing of religious music inside the car except the person has obtained permission from certified government agents before he or she is allowed to fellowship or worship God in the state.

The Oracle of God as he is fondly called, said the law is specifically targeted at Christians and God will not allow His mandate diminish. The man of God therefore warned that if the governor refuses to reverse the law within 7 days, he will see God’s wrath… “Within two years of his re-election God will visit him. So, it is better he listens to advise before it’s too late.”

Pastor Chris Okafor warned that the law can never stand because nobody can stop God’s work and the Holy Spirit movement to save souls from the kingdom of darkness to the kingdom of His light.

The man of God challenged Christians to rise up to the occasion by praying against any war against the body of Christ because with this law there will be no evangelism. He said; “The God we serve is not a dead God, he is alive, and alive to fight for Himself. If El-Rufai refuses to reverse or change the law, let him start to prepare for the wrath of God.”

For those who don’t know, Governor Nasir El-Rufai sent a religion proposed law months ago to the Kaduna State House of Assembly for reading and ratification. The El-Rufai Law forbids public organization from crusades or public preaching of the word of God, use of microphone for any religion programs and playing religion music inside the car, the penalty for offenders of the laws ranges from 2-3years jail term or the option of fine between N200,000 and above.