BREAKING: Prominent Nigerian Prophet Sends Warning Message to Tinubu Over Appointments

The President of Cherubim and Seraphim church in Ondo State, Primate Ade Ademisokun-Turton Onibode, has advised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu not to compensate looters when making appointments....CONTINUE READING

According to Leadership Newspaper, speaking in Akure, the state capital during a State of the Nation address on Monday, June 5, the cleric said some former governors with some form of entitlements have looted their respective state’s treasury and helped Tinubu to power…..CONTINUE READING

He warned Tinubu to ignore them if they set out to be compensated, Blueprint Newspapers also reported.

Onibode said:

“He (President Tinubu) shouldn’t forget Shagari (Shehu) who brought in those who are not politicians into his government to help him solve some problems.

“He shouldn’t look at some of the past governors who have looted the treasury and helped him to get into power, now needed to be compensated. Compensation can come in another way.”

Furthermore, Primate Onibode told Tinubu that people should not be compensated with political office, advising the president to “reach out to the opposition” and form an alliance with “those who are likely to be useful”.

Primate Ayodele reveals what will damage Tinubu’s government

In a piece of related news, Legit.ng earlier reported that Primate Elijah Ayodele, the Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, expressed his disapproval of President Tinubu’s approach to removing fuel subsidy.

In a statement released by his media aide, Osho Oluwatosin, Primate Ayodele emphasised that it was premature for Tinubu to eliminate the fuel subsidy, as it would negatively impact his government.
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Legit.ng also reported that Primate Ayodele revealed what Bishop David Oyedepo, Pastor Paul Enenche, and other pastors wanted for supporting Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate, Peter Obi, in the February, 25, presidential election.

Primate said Nigerians should not blame the pastors or call them “fake” because all they wanted was a change in the country…..CONTINUE READING