Nana Richard Abiona, best known by his stage name Fuse ODG, a British-Ghanaian music artist, has urged Blacks to stop adoring a fictitious white Jesus.
The assumption that Jesus is white and that praying to his image is a heavenly act, he believes, is incorrect.
Fuse ODG explained why he burned images of Jesus today on Accra’s Hitz FM, adding that the real Jesus was a Black man who never had a photoshoot.
As a result, the belief and custom that praying to a white Jesus is a sacred requirement was an intentional attempt by white people to brainwash and mentally enslave black people. He warned Blacks not to worship or kneel down to any image of a fictitious Jesus.
Fuse ODG went on to say that doing so is worshiping a false god that whites had sold to Blacks and brainwashed them into believing that everything black is wicked and everything white is clean and pure.
Nana Richard Abiona, best known by his stage name Fuse ODG, a British-Ghanaian music artist, has urged Blacks to stop adoring a fictitious white Jesus.
The assumption that Jesus is white and that praying to his image is a heavenly act, he believes, is incorrect.
Fuse ODG explained why he burned images of Jesus today on Accra’s Hitz FM, adding that the real Jesus was a Black man who never had a photoshoot.
As a result, the belief and custom that praying to a white Jesus is a sacred requirement was an intentional attempt by white people to brainwash and mentally enslave black people. He warned Blacks not to worship or kneel down to any image of a fictitious Jesus.
Fuse ODG went on to say that doing so is worshiping a false god that whites had sold to Blacks and brainwashed them into believing that everything black is wicked and everything white is clean and pure.
Burning the Jesus poster is about not letting our kids worship the white man. If you’re praying to the poster of Jesus, you are already breaking the commandment because you are praying to the false idol.
The real Jesus never had a photo shoot. I do not want my kids to grow up and think the white man is God. I want them to grow and be proud of who they are – black and proud. Jesus actually looks like you and me.
He has a darker hue. We have been conditioned to think whoever is lighter is better. Growing up, the first white man I saw was a Jesus Christ poster, but that wasn’t Jesus.
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