“Stop Acting Like King Pharoah And Let Nigerians Go” – Pastor Giwa Tells President Buhari

The Senior Pastor of Awaiting The Second Coming Of Christ Ministry, Adewale Giwa, has asked President Buhari to listen to the cries of Nigerians and let the people go their separate ways.

Giwa explained that since 2015, Buhari has been turning deaf ears to people killing, molesting and kidnapping of other ethnic groups. 

According to the cleric, Buhari has led Nigeria astray and it's about time he allows them to decide for themselves.

He said;

“Very quickly, the leaders of Yoruba should come together and give us a solid constitution that will make Oduduwa Republic one of the best nations in the world.

“In doing this, religious leaders must be carried along too. This is what God has designed and there is no man that can change it.

“President Buhari should listen to the cries of Nigerians and allow them to go in peace. You can’t continue to keep the people together while mistreating them.

“Since 2015, you have been watching your people killing, molesting, and kidnapping other ethnic groups but failed woefully to control them.

“What kind of a president are you when you cannot provide adequate security and jobs for Nigerians? Under your watch, over forty percent of people continue to live in poverty.

“Under your leadership, a bag of Cement is being sold for N3,500. What happens to rice, beans, and Gari?

“How much is a litre of petrol? Do you know how many people are dying of hunger on a daily basis in Nigeria?

“I am sure no one would have survived this if Buhari’s predecessors had ruled Nigeria the same way the All Progressives Congress is ruling.

“President Buhari has led Nigeria astray, and it’s high time he allowed people to make their decisions. A sane person would have quickly called for a referendum to let people make their best choices and decisions.

“President Buhari should stop acting like king Pharaoh; listen to the cries of the oppressed and free Nigerians from poverty, economic hardship, and insecurity."

He also reacted to Twitter’s decision to establish African headquarters in Ghana. He said;

“Twitter has left Nigeria for Ghana, Germany is also backing the establishment of African Centre for Global Health and Pandemic Prevention in Ghana. So, tell me what is left in Nigeria?

“It’s a signal that Nigeria doesn’t exist anymore. Bad governance and insecurity have discouraged foreign investors to establish their businesses in Nigeria.”

This is coming in light of the recent agitation by the Yoruba ethnic group (Oduduwa Republic), calling for the disintegration of the country.