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Austin Faani, popular Nigerian filmmaker and actress, Chacha Eke\u2019s husband says religion has done more harm than good in Africa.<\/p>\n
Faani stated this while revealing some of the sacrifices he made when his wife was mentally ill.<\/p>\n
Speaking at the Meticulous People Foundation Outreach, a foundation that deals with mental illness, owned by Chacha, Faani recounted how a pastor deceived him into sacrificing goats in a bid to heal his wife.<\/p>\n
Austin Faani, popular Nigerian filmmaker and actress, Chacha Eke\u2019s husband says religion has done more harm than good in Africa.<\/p>\n
Faani stated this while revealing some of the sacrifices he made when his wife was mentally ill.<\/p>\n
Speaking at the Meticulous People Foundation Outreach, a foundation that deals with mental illness, owned by Chacha, Faani recounted how a pastor deceived him into sacrificing goats in a bid to heal his wife.<\/p>\n
Sharing the video on her Instagram page, Chacha Eke wrote: \u201cThe universe knew I would need \u2018saving\u2019 and so they sent \u2018Austin Faani\u2019 my way.\u201d<\/p>\n
He said: \u201cI\u2019m a very religious person but I believe religion has done more harm to Africans than anything else.<\/p>\n
\u201cIn November 2012, I took her to a church because I told the pastor that my father-in-law killed a lot of cows for her, he said I should kill something for her. So I ran to Abraka market and bought a big goat for her but at the end of the day, the same thing kept happening to her.\u201d<\/p>\n
Source: Daily Post<\/span><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n
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