A Nigerian man has recalled how shocked he was to see immigration officials walk into a passport office waiting room and ask everyone to stand up for a long prayer session. @gkbalogs further revealed that Muslim and Christian prayers were said during the session. He tweeted; I am thoroughly confused. I have been at the immigration office at Alausa since 7.30am with so much chaos and confusion. 2 officers came into the room now and commamded everyone to stand up, and they started a praise worship session, followed by a long prayer session.We recited Hail Mary, and then they called an alfa to pray. We did Hail Mary and some Islamic recitation for balance. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lindaikejiblog (@lindaikejiblogofficial) The post Nigerian man left confused after immigration officials walked into a passport office waiting room and asked them to stand up for a long prayer session (video) appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.Nigerian man left confused after immigration officials walked into a passport office waiting room and asked them to stand up for a long prayer session (video)
A Nigerian man has recalled how shocked he was to see immigration officials walk into a passport office waiting room and ask everyone to stand up for a long prayer session. @gkbalogs further revealed that Muslim and Christian prayers were said during the session. He tweeted; I am thoroughly confused. I have been at the immigration office at Alausa since 7.30am with so much chaos and confusion. 2 officers came into the room now and commamded everyone to stand up, and they started a praise worship session, followed by a long prayer session.We recited Hail Mary, and then they called an alfa to pray. We did Hail Mary and some Islamic recitation for balance. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lindaikejiblog (@lindaikejiblogofficial) The post Nigerian man left confused after immigration officials walked into a passport office waiting room and asked them to stand up for a long prayer session (video) appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.
