Mummy GO Clarifies
OpenLife Nigeria reports that trending social media Mummy G.O whose real name is Evangelist Funmilayo Adebayo, the pastor of a church Rapture Proclaimers Evangelical Church of God,, aka, Mountain of Solution, is yet again, trending on the internet over the clarification she made about sex, sperm and spiritual implications.
The 54 years old Ekiti born controversial preacher, whose hallmarks centre on the doctrine of end time and ancillary hell abode for the sinners ,stated in the video that there are spiritual agents perabulating in the atmosphere with mission to collect sperm of individuals.
She therefore admonished individuals to be time conscious of sex and release of sperm because holy and devilish agents are available at all times.
According to her ” In sex, something comes out and it is called sperm. it is either you pour it in or out. You are the one that calls for it.
When you are discharging sperm, there is always a personality there which must either be an angel or a demon.
If your sperm comes out without evil intention in your mind, the angel of God will collect it and save it for you.”
She added that demon would collect the sperm if the person is filled with evil, stressing that devil has a destiny code to access people’s destines through individuals’ first sperm.
“I have worked with monitoring spirit and I know what I am talking about,” she stated.
Mummy GO became an internet sensation after videos of her ridiculous preaching emerged online. She once revealed that she was originally a man in ancient Egypt, but died in a war.
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