Tinubu’s Wife Blows HOT, Sends POWERFUL Warning To Pastors, Clerics Across Nigeria About Federal Government
Nigeria’ s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has issued a stern warning to religious leaders across the country, urging them to focus on praying and counseling governments instead of resorting to curses and insults. Speaking at the African Biblical Leadership Initiative conference in Abuja, Tinubu emphasized the need for effective leadership, particularly in Africa, which faces numerous challenges.
” To our spiritual fathers, I urge you to build and foster peace and Development as well as to pray for the government. Let us not curse, insult and castigate the government. Rather, speak the truth to the leaders and conscience of our citizens, ” she said. Tinubu also cautioned against equating oneself to God, noting that God can use anyone to achieve His purpose and fulfill His agenda.
The First Lady stressed the importance of embracing a value- based leadership model that reflects the teachings of Jesus Christ, built on justice, integrity, wisdom, and social harmony. She highlighted Africa’ s crossroads, facing economic uncertainties, insecurity, social injustices, and conflicts threatening unity and progress.
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President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, Daniel Okoh, echoed Tinubu’ s sentiments, emphasizing leadership as a calling to serve with integrity and purpose. Okoh prayed for God to raise conscientious and compassionate leaders for African countries, stressing the need for leaders embodying biblical values to address the continent’ s challenges.
Okoh noted, ” I want to emphasize that leadership is not merely a position of authority but a calling to serve integrity and purpose. The scripture reminds us that our thoughts and actions should align with higher principles of truth. ” He also emphasized the need for leadership grounded in love and unity, committed to principles centered on what is noble and pure.
Tinubu’ s powerful warning comes at a critical time for Nigeria, which is grappling with economic hardship and social injustices. Her call to action urges religious leaders to play a constructive role in promoting peace, justice, and integrity in governance. By speaking truth to power and praying for leaders, religious leaders can help address the challenges facing the nation and promote a more harmonious society.
