Funnybone sparks online debate, says being born again doesn't erase trauma

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: July 13, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Funnybone sparks online debate, says being born again doesn't erase trauma

Nigerian comedian and actor Chibunna Stanley, known as Funnybone, sparked online debate after sharing that being born again does not erase trauma. He emphasized that faith does not automatically remove emotional pain. His remarks divided opinion online, with some supporting his message and others criticizing it.

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