I Felt Empty When I Stopped Worshipping Christ, Now I am back In Christ – Afia Odo

Ghanaian socialite Efia Odo has finally returned to Christ after many years of leaving the Christain faith.

The popular socialite via her twitter page has announced that she is back into the Christian faith fully and nothing can take her away again.

This was after she openly condemned the trending ‘kiki challenge’ on social media.

Efia Odo called out the challeng participants to stop involving the church and christianity in their nasty challenge.

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She registered “That kiki challenge is a disgusting challenge. Do all the s3xy sh!t y’all want but leave Christianity and the church out of it. Y’all not afraid of God and will do anything cuz it’s a trend”.

Well, the ‘Kiki Challenge’ is a trend where voluptuous ladies initially portray themselves well dressed and holding bible but later switch to a nubile scene.

Efia Odo condemned the challenge saying they should leave christianity and the church out of it.

Netizens thronged the comment section to take her to the butchers. According to a section of the commentators, she should be the last person to talk about the challenge.

Others believed that she is right and made a good call.

Efia Odo has history of chastising Christians and to a point, she claimed the existence of God is a fallacy.

For this reason, a user with the name @Mr_kkins questioned her stance saying “I thought you detached from colonial brainwashing ideologies. I even thought you were atheist, like myself”.

Replying to the querry, Efia Odo jouyfully made the proclamation;

“I was born in a Christian home, I worshiped Jesus all my life. Yes at one point I wanted to find God on my own and ran away from the church. I felt empty when I stopped worshipping Christ. Now I am back in Christ and no one can tell me otherwise. If you think I am brainwashed then let me be, I don’t need to be saved”

 

Efia Odo revealed that she is now a devoted worshiper at The Makers House Chapel.