Sign of ENDTIME: Nigerian lady acknowledges Satan as her lord and personal saviour
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South-African based Nigerian lady, Diane, left her audience in total shock after she allegedly ‘acknowledged Satan as her lord and personal saviour’.
She took to her social media page to announce in a photo caption on Facebook, the Enugu born wrote ‘HAIL SATAN‘ and in a post she wrote;
"Stupid jobless poor hungry Nigerians, I sold my soul to Satan so what?? It's my life and soul so i decide on which master to trade it with..
I don't want no heaven without money
Hail Satan, NDI Asiri dot com''
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