Osibanjo condemned the prosperity gospel that has now held the Nigerian charismatic church by the jugular. I am sure this must be breaking news for prosperity-gospel merchants, many of whom now dominate the Nigerian Christian landscape. I have, again and again, made the same points in several articles and posts on Facebook that this burgeoning prosperity gospel is abnormal and cannot lead to the stability, growth, and prosperity of society. Also ReadIf indeed the prosperity gospel works, the proof should by now be compelling in the community of believers. As Osibanjo made clear, the true gospel of Christ contains the inherent power to transform society.