Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State last week, had accused some pastors of collecting cash bribe from the ruling party Peoples Democratic Party of Nigeria (PDP) to campaign against the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Adelakun who is also the presiding Bishop of Victory International Church worldwide, stated during the Founder’s day ceremony of the Bible Society of Nigeria, held at Molete Baptist Church that there is no substance in what gov. Amaechi said.
The Bishop said: “There is no N6bn given to any pastor anywhere because the person who made the allegation cannot point to anyone in particular, and as such, there is no substance in it.”
According to Adelakun, the submission was made at the end of the 13th Biennial Conference of the PFN, held at The Redeemed Evangelical Mission national headquarters in Lagos, stating that“there is no substance in the allegation.”
I b think say we don thrash dis issue move on why PFN dey remind us na. Hmmm! "Uwaifo don talk e own o".
ReplyDeleteDem giv o, dem no give o, I pray we all witness dis election in good peace.
ReplyDeleteOk,I. Hope dis is d end of dis matter
ReplyDeleteConfirm....d truth is,,APC instead of telling nigerians why we should vote them into power,they father chose to device various means to paint PDP black with all sort of rumors as if they are f better people....
ReplyDeleteNo evidence in what he says na the amaechi
ReplyDeleteI only think they themselves are so power hungry. They(Apc) never want to secede Lagos. Are they saying they are not rigging the election in Lagos. They will soon change Apc to pca very soon because they have lost the election already...
ReplyDeleteHmmm ameachi went too far
ReplyDeleteAmaechi is cooking up new allegations right now....wait on it.
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