Nigerian controversial Clergyman, Apostle Chris Omashola condemns President Mohammed Buhari and the Federal Government, over mistreatment towards Nigerians since the coronavirus outbreak.
Meanwhile, in a short interview with strokesafrica.com, the Zionwealth Church senior pastor and General Overseer, Lekki, Lagos called out President Muhammadu Buhari over the scanty measures that the his government have set in place, so far, towards easing the effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic Lockdown.
Since the Federal Government, has taken away the right of its poor citizens to fend for themselves, it is therefore the responsibility of the Government to help out which they’ve obviously snubed, consequently, Allah will hold them responsible for their suffering and resentment.
Hence, the President should do something asap. Nigerians are crying, hungry and disappointed.
However, Apostle Omashola, the media pr expert who doubles as the CEO of both ACO Media PR Consultants and Kevwe Autos Ltd, disclosed that the Government has proven to be highly insensitive to the predicament of the average Nigerians so far in this season, emphasizing that Nigerians are begging for what, ideally, should be their basic right.
Furthermore, the Apostle was provoked at the fact that billions of dollars have been donated from local and international philanthropists and bodies to Nigeria, towards assuaging the strain caused by the stay-at-home order and the pandemic disease as a whole, still, no concrete measures have been set in place by the government, to that effect.
Apostle Omashola stated;
“whatsoever you give to the greedy, will never get to the needy. Nigerian pastors and business men, who obviously are not collecting our tax, have affected more lives during these trying times, than the so-called Nigerian politicians. I hope Nigerians can see that the government has no tangible plan for them. NCDC bombards us with cautionary SMS’s instead of meeting actual needs. It has become increasingly clear that the government is wicked and corrupt.”
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