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I’ve problem with Tinubu, sending attack dogs against Christians, has no respect – Amaechi
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I’ve problem with Tinubu, sending attack dogs against Christians, has no respect – Amaechi

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The Presidential running mate of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, Rotimi Amaechi, on Tuesday said he has a problem with President Bola Tinubu and his aides in the presidency.

Amaechi disclosed that Tinubu and his aides are sending attack dogs against the Christian faith and Catholic church.

Featuring on Channels Television’s Politics Today, Amaechi insisted that Ti ubu has no respect for the Christian faith.

He said: “We are being insulted because we are Christians, I don’t believe in ethnicity. If you come to my house there is a place for Muslims to worship because I have Muslim staff and by the right hand side is a chapel.

“You worship your God and I worship my God but don’t insult my God. There is a saying in my village that carry your God with two hands so that when anybody sees you referencing your God they would join you, but if you are throwing your God up and down, they would do the same.

“My problem is with Tinubu and his aides, he is sending out more attack dogs against the church and he has no respect for the Catholic church and the Christian faith.

“They should leave the Catholic church alone, they should respect God and the Catholic faith, they should stop insulting Christians and the leadership of the Christian faith.”

I’ve problem with Tinubu, sending attack dogs against Christians, has no respect – Amaechi

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