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He’s A Prophet Yet Forbids His Tenant From Praying At Night

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If as a Christian you get a prophet as your landlord, you are most likely to be elated, that at least, praying whenever the need arises is a done deal.

But a tenant who found himself living in the house of a prophet has discovered otherwise.

In fact, his self-acclaimed prophet, Kolawole Adisa, of House 50, Anike Ibikunle Street, Mosan area of Lagos state, has just dragged him to the police.

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His offence is praying at nights on regular basis.

The landlord, according to Vanguard report, claims to be presiding over one of the parishes of Cherubim and Seraphim (C&S) Church at Ikola area of the state.

He accuses his tenant of disturbing him anytime the latter prays at night, saying  “his prayer is against the prescription of my doctor”.

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The tenant, Engr Kenny John has refuted the claims saying: “I rented this apartment in 2018 and I categorically told him (landlord) of my faith, particularly my denomination as a member of Mountain of Fire where prayer is our most powerful weapon to conquer life fiercest battles.

“Also, I stated my terms and conditions before moving to the apartment of which I told him I wouldn’t want to be staying with my landlord under the same roof to avoid some of these unforeseen circumstances,” he said.

 “The trouble started immediately he (landlord) moved into this apartment and requested I connected him with my electricity bill and water bill respectively of which I declined.

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“Since then, I noticed his mood changed towards me and I never took him serious because I had many important things I paid attention to.

“So, I believed this is the more reason he gave me notice to quit from his house and I agreed to leave next year as stated in the letter.

“He should just let’s go settle this in court instead of coming up with this flimsy excuse.” While settling the dispute between the two parties, Officer Solomon of Area ‘P’ command begged them to allow peace reign amicably.

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