Why I sleep and wake up in coffins – Lagos Pastor


Prophet Samuel Olawale of “the Holy Michael Church of The Lord (Aladura) Cherubim and Seraphim along the Ikotun/Ejigbo area of Lagos state, known for sleeping in a coffin has opened up on why he makes sleeping in a grave and coffin a habit.
It is widely held that the acclaimed prophet does not only sleep in the grave but equally goes out with an empty coffin when evangelizing.
“Yes, it is true that I have a coffin covered with a black cloth in the church, it is in a big van. Not only this, I have a big hole dug by the altar. You can go and see it, take the picture. But for the grave or the hole, it is by the altar. And next time, I will open it for you while I am there. The two strange objects are pregnant with meanings. I have reasons why I am keeping them there.” He said.
He further said “Yes, it is true that I am carrying the coffin about while preaching and what I am trying to point out is that, no matter how wealthy you are, you will not leave this world with these money. It all ends here. You will not go into the grave with your wealth or with money, be you a civil servant who steals money, be you an armed robber, be you a landlord or a caretaker, your money and wealth ends here the moment you are dead.”
“Any time I go out, I would at times sleep in the coffin, telling everybody that, that is how we will end. Yes, we should remember this. If you are buried with expensive coffin, clothes and jewelleries, all will be stolen from you in a night and your carcass will be left. To me, life has no meaning until we come to God. Things are going wrong in this world and we should mend our ways. Yes, I even sleep there (in the coffin and the grave) at times too. To let us know that we will all end up in the grave!” He concluded.

As a Kid He could not even run an errand


AFCON Quarter Final: Zambia v NigeriaFollowing a couple of disappointing performances from Nigeria’s most established player in the current squad at the world cup in Brazil, Mikel, has come under massive scrutiny from football loving Nigerians including a surprising critic in form of flesh and blood.
Mikel’s own mother was speaking to FNN Sport when she was spotted boarding a plane from Brazil back to Nigeria and she was asked why she was not waiting to see monday’s crunch tie with France and she responded saying ” biko nu, for what enh? You no see as France dey pieces other people? Nna I am a mother and the thought of my boy gawking when his mates and even juniors (Musa) are playing football”.

Continuing, she said, “it is very painful when you spend money to come to Brazil to watch your own pikin





turn up but in my mind I was not too surprised because even as a kid, Mikel could not even run errands for me, his speed in buying me maggi for soup was not even average that time so why are Nigerians expecting more? I still love