PFN Louds Kukah's State Of Nation Message, Urges Attackers to Desist Forthwith.
Rev.(Dr.) Felix Omobude
PFN President
By Lucky Isibor
President, Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, (PFN), Dr. Felix Omobude has commended the Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Rev. (Dr.) Matthew Kukah over his comments on the state of the nation and called on those attacking the ferry clergy to desist from it and should not use him as the sacrificial lamb.
The PFN president made the call while speaking on issues as they relate to the current state of the nation.
Dr. Omobude said the Bishop spoke truth to power and that it was the minds of most Nigerians and should be commended for voicing out when others seemed to have kept quiet when actually things are getting out of control.
“Well, I appreciate Bishop Kukah. I don’t think we have interacted on one-on-one but if you follow him, you will know that he is down to earth when it has to do with telling the truth.
“Bishop Kukah is an advocate of democracy so he could not have been calling for the military overthrow of the government.
“The issues that he raised are very glaring.
“Now, it is only in this country that you can’t talk against government and go free. What is the dust for? I know that the minister of information is paid for his job but he should be honest enough to face certain truth."
Wondering while some Nigerian govermenmet officials are always agigitated when people speak truth to power, Dr. Omobude urged them to emulate civilised democracies where people voice their minds without fear of molestation.
” People call Mr. Trump all kinds of names and never has anybody been sued for insulting him but people have been sued in Nigeria for insulting president.
“So, Bishop Kukah spoke the minds of genuine Nigerians. And any attempt by anybody to impose a section of the nation upon the other, is bound to cause chaos.
“Bishop Kukah should be seeing as a patriot and not a sacrificial lamb. He is not a hater of government but he is a lover of truth.
“I stand wholeheartedly on his views”, he said.
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