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Onaiyekan on Tinubu: Catholic bishop not afraid to speak truth to power – Aisha Yesufu
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Onaiyekan on Tinubu: Catholic bishop not afraid to speak truth to power – Aisha Yesufu

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Activist politician, Aisha Yesufu, on Sunday declared that the Archbishop Emeritus of Catholic Diocese of Abuja, Cardinal John Onaiyekan, is never afraid to speak truth to those in power.

Yesufu said Onaiyekan is one of the few religious leaders that is standing with Nigerians.

Posting on X, the activist wrote: “John Cardinal Onaiyekan is one of the few Nigerian religious leaders that stands with the people and never afraid to say truth to power.”

Her comment comes amid the close fire between Onaiyekan and the Presidency over the Cardinal’s latest comment after visiting President Bola Tinubu.

Onaiyekan had led the Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria to visit Tinubu at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, where they expressed concerns over the country’s economy, insecurity and political climate.

Speaking after the visit, Onaiyekan had disclosed that Tinubu disagreed with the assessment of the economy and security concerns raised by members.

But, appearing on Arise Television’s Prime Time, Onaiyekan said Tinubu rejected the bishops’ assessment, insisting that his administration was on the right track.

The president had maintained that Nigeria’s economy has recovered and is on a strong footing. 

Onaiyekan on Tinubu: Catholic bishop not afraid to speak truth to power – Aisha Yesufu

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