Put Your Mouth Where God Has Put It! Olubunmi Okogie Finally Replies Chris Okotie

Former archbishop of Lagos state, Anthony Olubunmi Okogie has finally replied Chris Okotie on his statement that ‘All Catholics will go to hell’. Here is what he told Punch;
“It is always good to talk on what you know, not on what you do not know. The problem we have today is that a lot of people put their mouth in what does not concern them because they want people to know that they too are there; that they can be reckoned with.
“I don’t think that is the way to do things, no. I think the best thing is to always put your mouth where God puts it, if you don’t want to be disgraced.”

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