Klaus Bung:
Baba God Rules OK
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Impressum Klaus Bung: Baba God Rules OK Length: 1,013 words = 5,789 characters = approx 6 pp A4 ..............and three mp4 videos e: klaus.bung@rochdalewriters.org.uk e: peteribk@gmail.com © 2025 Peter Olagunju Date: 2025-09-14, Mk1.4 |
Editorial introduction
Because of the tube strike, an organist, who normally travels to
church by underground, makes a detour and finds himself at London
Bridge Mainline Station. At the ticket office, he not only learns
how to continue his journey, but also receives a blessing from
the two Nigerian clerks. On his way to the underground, he passes
the famous pipe organ of London Bridge Station. He bumps into
Nigerian gospel singer Peter Olagunju. They impromptu play and
sing hymns which the organist knows by heart and are joined by a
Nigerian woman who happens to pass. Verily, I say unto you: Baba
God rules OK, even at London Bridge.
Five Nigerians have enabled God to take over London Bridge
Station on this beautiful Sunday morning. Praise the Lord? Alleluia!
church by underground, makes a detour and finds himself at London
Bridge Mainline Station. At the ticket office, he not only learns
how to continue his journey, but also receives a blessing from
the two Nigerian clerks. On his way to the underground, he passes
the famous pipe organ of London Bridge Station. He bumps into
Nigerian gospel singer Peter Olagunju. They impromptu play and
sing hymns which the organist knows by heart and are joined by a
Nigerian woman who happens to pass. Verily, I say unto you: Baba
God rules OK, even at London Bridge.
Five Nigerians have enabled God to take over London Bridge
Station on this beautiful Sunday morning. Praise the Lord? Alleluia!
This story consists of text by Klaus Bung and three video recordings
of gospel singer Peter Olagunju accompanied by Klaus Bung on the
organ of London Bridge Railway Station.
The copyright of the whole production belongs to Peter Olagunju (© 2025).
of gospel singer Peter Olagunju accompanied by Klaus Bung on the
organ of London Bridge Railway Station.
The copyright of the whole production belongs to Peter Olagunju (© 2025).
To see the text and images in pdf format, click here.
To listen to the sound files, click below.
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