Founder of Christ for All Peoples Church, Ojo, Lagos State, Prophet Samuel Oyadara, has said that the pandemic troubling the entire globe has exposed Nigerian leaders as very unprepared to address health problems unlike other nations of the world.
Oyadara gave this position in a statement made available to TribuneChurchnews, saying that, “rather, their attention was only directed at things that were unhelpful to the country.”
This is just as the cleric warned President Muhammadu Buhari to ‘watch and pray’, as “there are green snakes under the green grass among your closest aides.”
He also frowned on religious leaders who endorsed the closure of churches and mosques, saying such individuals had ridiculed the power of God and must face the consequence for doing so.
“Any religious leader that supports the closure of religious centre has ridiculed the power of God and must face the consequence for it,” he said.
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