Ikhide Ikheloa criticizes Africans who still believe in the Bible, calls it a ‘great work of fiction’

Ikhide Ikheloa, prominently known as Pa Ikhide, yesterday, condemned Africans for as yet putting stock in the Bible and the 'White man's God.'

Ikhide who is an abstract pundit, said the Bible "is an extraordinary work of fiction" and "an apparatus of persecution made by quarreling siblings to abuse ladies, kids, and the powerless."

He composed on Facebook:

"Disliked feeling: The good book is an incredible work of fiction, an instrument of persecution made by fighting siblings to abuse ladies, kids and the defenseless. It is homophobic and bigot and to the degree that white slave trackers implored over caught warriors from West Africa with the holy book before they were sent off to be slaves, it boggles my mind that an African would take a gander at that book of scriptures and not murmur in disturb. Their God turned away during the center section as a huge number of Africans died during the slave exchange. We had our very own religion before the happening to the white man. What's going on with us? We are our very own slaves. Onugo of my kin lives in me.

"Open your eyes. Babble.

"Hello."