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“The Truth Is Bitter": Mr Jaga Backs Pastors Biodun Fatoyinbo and Korede Komaiya In a world where religious institutions often find themselves under scrutiny, Nigerian singer Mr Jaga has emerged as a bold voice of support for the Church of God and its leaders.
Declaring his allegiance to the teachings of Pastor Korede Komaiya and Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo, Jaga has taken a firm stance against critics of the church, describing such attacks as “efforts in futility.”
Speaking out recently, Jaga emphasized the importance of loyalty and faith, likening them to a litmus test for greatness.
“The loyalty test is a very important test in life that determines who rises and who falls,” he stated. According to the singer, every great leader requires loyal associates, and unwavering support for the church is key to building a strong and impactful society.
Jaga didn’t hold back in addressing those who consistently criticize the church, saying, “Don’t waste your youth fighting the church. You can’t fight what’s bigger than you.”
This statement highlights his belief in the divine strength of the church and its immunity to baseless attacks. For Mr Jaga, standing for the church is about more than just faith—it’s about upholding the truth.
“Pastor Korede Komaiya is teaching the truth,” he declared, urging others to look beyond the noise and see the positive impact of the church on individuals and society.
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At a time when public discourse often leans toward skepticism, Jaga’s words serve as a powerful reminder of the importance of unity, loyalty, and respect for spiritual institutions.
Whether you agree with his sentiments or not, one thing is certain: his unwavering stand for the church has sparked a necessary conversation about the role of faith and loyalty in today’s world. As Jaga concluded, “The truth is bitter, but it always prevails.” 
