Brazil President Adopts Church Strategy For Reelection , Denies Orisa.

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“The Presidential Palace was full of charms when we arrived there 4 years ago,we cleared all away “ – Says First Lady , Michelle

Jair Bolsonaro, the president of Brazil , has adopted a religious strategy for his reelection in this year’s presidential election .

The former military officer has promised to prioritize christians in his administration, he has been campaigning in churches for votes . Bolsonaro says good christians must vote for Christ and not Orisa , “ Vote for me , vote for Christ chosen ” Says Jair Bolsonaro

Jair Bolsonaro , Brazil president and candidate in the church

According to the first lady , on her twitter page , Mrs Michelle Bolsonaro , who also was recently accused by the Orisa practitioners in Brazil for blasphemy , said : “ the dark must not surpass the light , candidate Lula wants to use charms for victory “ The first lady insists

Michelle Bolsonario shared a video on her twitter account , in which Lula receives a popcorn bath from a nun. The images were filmed last year at an event that took place at the Legislative Assembly of Bahia, in Salvador , a state popularly associated with Orisa religion in Brazil

Michelle Bolsonaro campaigning

“ Lula has already given up his soul to win this election. We do not fight against flesh and blood, but against principalities and powers of darkness. The Christian must have the courage to talk about politics today so they won’t be stopped from talking about Jesus tomorrow”, says Michelle Bolsonaro

Luís Inacio Lula da Silva ( Lula)

Michelle Bolsonaro , again revealed in the church , she said :” before my husband Jair Bolsonaro took over as president, the Presidential Palace was a space consecrated to demons “ She condemned Orisa religion and promised to improve Christianity in Brazil

The leaders and representatives of African religions in Brazil condemned the President , Jair Bolsonaro and the first lady, Michelle Bolsonaro for their statements against Orisa religion In Brazil , they intend to take both to court .

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