“Christians are the problem with Christianity” — Zainab Balogun

Nollywood actress, Zainab Balogun fires some shots on Christians over their treatment of the Christian faith and Christianity in general.

In a thought-provoking statement, Nollywood actress Zainab Balogun shared her perspective on the perception of Christianity, attributing the religion’s disrespect to the actions of some Christians.

Expressing her views in a recent post via X, Zainab Balogun presented what she acknowledged as an unpopular opinion, highlighting that Christians themselves might bear responsibility for the lack of reverence towards Christianity.

The actress boldly asserted that the ridicule faced by the Christian faith often originates from within its own community.

She pointedly remarked that an abundance of grace might be contributing to this situation, implying that the tolerance provided by grace may inadvertently lead to disrespect.

Balogun further delved into her observations, expressing weariness as a believer due to the mockery experienced from within the Christian community.

She urged for introspection, emphasizing the need for Christians to rectify their actions, stating, “We need to get our act together because this ain’t it.”

Highlighting the internal dynamics of the faith, she emphasized that Christians, at times, assign too much blame to the devil for negative behavior, suggesting a need for accountability within the community.

In her closing remarks, the actress encapsulated her thoughts by pointing out that Christians might be their own challenge and what continues to drag the faith back.

“Unpopular opinion- Christianity is probably the most disrespected faith because of Christians. The level of ridicule is high because grace is plenty.

“Let me add that I’m a believer who is tired of the mockery from inside the house. We need to get our act together because this ain’t it. Unpopular opinion- Christians be their own problem sometimes. Some give the devil way too much credit for bad behaviour.”

Zainab Balogun in her words, urged Christians to reevaluate of behavior and attitudes towards Christianity.