- Woli Arole, a prominent Nollywood actor and pastor, has issued powerful prayers to the public.
- The cleric, known for his prophetic statements, has emphasized on his Instagram page that the opposite of grace is disgrace.
Popular Nollywood actor-turned-pastor, Bayegun Oluwatoyin, widely known as Woli Arole, has shared a powerful prophetic declaration on social media, offering prayers of protection and grace over the lives of his followers.
Taking to his Instagram page, the outspoken cleric reminded the public of the stark contrast between grace and disgrace. Emphasizing that disgrace has no place in the lives of those under divine covering, he passionately declared that no one under his voice would experience shame or dishonor.
He wrote: “The Opposite of Grace is Disgrace. I decree over your life, you will not see DISGRACE. Shout it loud “I will not See Disgrace”
I will not see Disgrace!!!!!!”
Woli Arole, known for blending humor, inspiration, and spirituality, encouraged his followers to boldly declare the affirmation and walk confidently in the assurance of divine favor.
His message has since garnered numerous reactions from fans and believers who echoed his powerful words and appreciated the uplifting spiritual encouragement.
In other news, A single glittery sock once worn by late pop legend Michael Jackson during a 1990s concert in France has sold for more than $8,000, a French auctioneer revealed on Wednesday, July 30.
According to auctioneer Aurore Illy, a technician discovered the sock discarded near Jackson’s dressing room after his 1997 performance in the southern city of Nimes.
The white athletic sock, decorated with rhinestones, was famously worn by Jackson during his “HIStory World Tour” and can be seen in footage of him performing his iconic hit “Billie Jean.”
Now decades old, the sock shows visible stains, and its rhinestones have yellowed with age, as displayed in photos posted on the auction website.
“It really is an exceptional object even a cult one for Michael Jackson fans,” Illy said.
Initially valued at 3,000 to 4,000 euros ($3,400–$4,500), it ultimately sold for 7,688 euros ($8,822) at the Nimes auction house.
Over the years, other Jackson memorabilia have fetched huge sums, including a glittery glove sold to a Macau gaming resort in 2009 for $350,000 and a hat he wore before his first “moonwalk” performance, which sold for over $80,000 in Paris in 2023.
Jackson passed away in 2009 at the age of 50 from a fatal overdose.
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