Popular preacher and religious leader Chukwuemeka Ohanaemere has reacted to the worsening security situation in parts of Nigeria, urging citizens to protect themselves both physically and spiritually.
Speaking on the issue, Odumeje said he has observed bandits and terrorists moving freely with weapons and targeting innocent people.
According to him:
“As a Nigerian, you need to protect yourself both physically and spiritually.
I see band!ts and t3rror!sts moving around freely with weapons, looking for innocent people to kpai.
If your church and pastor are not speaking about what is happening in Nigeria, then that pastor is failing in their responsibility.
The comments quickly sparked reactions on social media, with many Nigerians debating the role of religious leaders in addressing national issues, particularly insecurity.
While some users praised Odumeje for speaking directly about the country’s challenges, others focused on his delivery and communication style.
Reactions
@SunnyAjaka:
“His English has improved considerably, next na Peller”
@RaphLucky:
“As rugged and funny as Odumeje is, what he lack is how to express himself in English, but when you listen to him with unbaised mind,you notice there is wisdom behind most of his words.”
@Anonymously0077:
“When that our 90 days ultimatum go finish I wan see wetin dem go talk next”
@banji_Henrietta:
“Our churches are still looking for means to make more money with the situation”
@Zahir_bethatman:
“I know a true preacher when I see one”
@Zero_Vindictive:
“One thing i really love about Odumeje is that he says it as it is”
@Femisnz:
“That’s just the fact..”
@Forever_created:
“I support him on this.”
@ObiSwiatek:
“Indaboski you Said it raw man a very bitter truth”
@Eddys_Hair:
“Odumeje dey talk truth 🔥 If your pastor no dey address the insecurity, na animal indeed. Guide yourself o!”
@trapwiz_dmw:
“Sometimes this man makes sense to me!”
@kelecas70:
“Everybody should defend theirselves insecurity is getting worse on daily basis”
@Lordmillionz:
“Nigerians defend yourself, you hold yourself a duty to live”
