Cleric calls on FG to salvage Nigeria from brink of collapse

By Ogundele Olanrewaju

An Escathologist who also double as cleric, Reverend Samuel Olumakinde Alawode has charged the Nigerian government to wake up to responsibilities and salvage the country from the series of challenges suffocating the nation.

This was stated by the general Overseer of maranatha Chapel, Reverend Samuel Alawode, during the 13th Anniversary of his consecration and ordination as a charismatic pentecostal Bishop.

The cleric stated that both the federal and the state government aware that neither their structure nor plan, resources and willingness to sustain the masses is not enough but the must ensure they do the needful to curb the pandemic in time.

He further Implored Oyo governor Engineer Seyi makinde to put more pressure on the federal government to stand up and revive African Regional Centre Engineering Design and Manufacture to stand up to the urgent need to feed the country population effectively.

Reverend Samuel Alawode who desired healthy competition, grassroot development, human resources awakening, responsive and accountable leadership for the masses, therefore called for regional form of government in place of unitary system of government

He further expressed disappointment in the country’s failure to utilize its potential youth appropriately and meaningfully.

Reverend Samuel appealed to Lagos state government to the implement the ‘EndSars’ report and ensure they do the needful.