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“Anyone Praising Tinubu Has Been Bribed” — Prophet Odumeje Alleges
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“Anyone Praising Tinubu Has Been Bribed” — Prophet Odumeje Alleges

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Popular Anambra-based cleric, Chukwuemeka ‘Odumeje’ Ohanaemere, has alleged that Nigerians publicly supporting President Bola Tinubu and his administration have been “bribed.”

In a video circulating on social media, Odumeje criticised the President’s recent comments on hunger, accusing political leaders of prioritising personal and family interests over the welfare of citizens. “

Anyone you see singing praises for the current government is doing so because that person has been bribed. You are there to manage our resources, not your personal business or your family’s business. These resources belong to every Nigerian citizen,” he said.

Reacting to Tinubu’s statement that “there’s hunger before I was born,” the cleric accused governors and senators defending the President of doing so for personal gain.

He said, “In 2027, we shall decide if it’s you, governor or senator, whose family owns Nigeria, or whether all of us own Nigeria. We are no longer boys; we are fathers.”

Odumeje also faulted the Federal Government’s continued borrowing, insisting leaders must account for every loan obtained in the country’s name.

“The money you borrow, you borrow in all our names. So you must account for it, because that debt falls on our heads, and on the future of all our children,” he added.

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