I Worry When Churches Bring Peter Obi On Their Pulpit – ADC Presidential Candidate

I Worry When Churches Bring Peter Obi On Their Pulpit Where They Worship God & Say He’s Good – ADC Presidential Candidate. CONTINUE READING…...CONTINUE READING>>>

African Democratic Congress (ADC) presidential candidate, Dumebi Kachikwu continues to address the grievance that he felt when a portion of his party defected to support Labor Party (LP) presidential candidate Peter Obi ahead of the presidential election on the 23rd of February.

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“I feel betrayed. I feel betrayed by him because he speaks like someone who’s a gentleman or someone who has ethics and morals but his conduct always say different and I’m worried about the way he’s manipulated the emotions of a lot of young Nigerians into thinking that he presents a breath of fresh air or a ray of hope for Nigerians.”

“And meanwhile, he continues to act in the old order, but again, what do you expect? If you look at his antecedents as a governor of Anambra State, who in Anambra State with all the major power players there in leaving went into his bank and brought an Obianor, a relatively unknown Obianor trusted him on the people of Anambra state.

That is the man that they tell us is Mr. Credibility. Who is the man that is going to bring in fresh of breath air to Nigeria, we can’t say this I mean you saw we all read the Premium times investigative reports.”

“This is a man that breached 3 cardinal laws, he didn’t declare his assets, he maintained foreign bank accounts, and registered a private company as a government official. Now the question you ask is this, they call him a Mr. Integrity?

“Do you think Mr. Integrity and we know all this and I worry when I see churches bring this man on the pulpit where they worship God and say he’s a good man, even our Lord Jesus said, don’t call me a good man only the Lord is good, only God is good. Okay, we see this hypocrisy going on everywhere, and it’s so annoying.”