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I Am Praying For God To Remove Buhari- PFN President

The President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria(PFN), Bishop Wale Oke, has said starting praying for God to remove President Muhammadu Buhari, saying the president has failed woefully I’m securing the nation.

The PFN president said this on Saturday at a church vigil  which held at the auditorium of the Precious Cornerstone University (PCU) Garden of Victory, Ibadan.

TheFact Nigeria reports that, Oke who is the presiding bishop of The Sword of the Spirit Ministries, Ibadan, said Nigeria has become a war-ravaged country  with  the number of killings going on daily across the country.

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According to  Oke “The President should be removed if that would pave the way for the desired peace in the country.

“In the 1960s when Nigeria fought a civil war, the eastern part of the nation was the theatre of war.

“Sadly today, everywhere in Nigeria is a theater of war with much killings and bloodshed going on in the country every day.

”Some wicked people kidnapped some students and demanded N800m for their release; they killed them. The government did not lift a finger and you are telling me that the President has not failed. Buhari has failed.”

“For the first time, I have found myself praying that God should remove Buhari.

“They kidnapped students without the government doing anything and you are telling me that the government has not failed.

“Are you saying we cannot move against an incompetent government whose security apparatus has collapsed?”

Bishop Oke said  this administration is treating the killer herdsmen with kids’ gloves.

“It is a shame that government could not protect those at the IDP camp which led to the massacre of a number of them in Benue State. The Presidency is now attacking Governor (Samuel) Ortom who was weeping over his people that were slaughtered.

“Give us peace by all means even if it means removing an incompetent and a failed President.

“Oh God, do it quickly and give us peace by all means. Give us a quick change at the top level of government of Nigeria.”

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