‘Even An Unborn Child Is Not Happy With Buhari And APC’ – Pastor Giwa

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The senior pastor of Awaiting The Second Coming Of Christ Ministry, Adewale Giwa has said that even a yet to be born child is not happy with President Muhammadu Buhari led government.

The clergyman in his 2020 Christmas message said the All Progressive Congress, APC leadership has failed Nigerians who had thought they meant well for the nation.

Giwa said the Buhari administration had promised citizens heaven and earth, but all failed. He added that it is better for Nigerians to put their trust in mad man than to put their hopes in President Muhammadu Buhari and the ruling party.

According to him, God is already far away from Nigerian political leaders, noting that they had sold their bodies and souls to the devil.

Pastor Giwa’s statement reads: “I laugh when I see politicians making promises they cannot fulfill. Please, learn from president Muhammadu Buhari and the APC.

“They promised us light but they ended up giving us darkness. Prior to 2015 presidential election, they vowed to make Naira equal to the dollar in value, but all in vain.

“Where is the man who trekked from Lagos to Abuja for Buhari? How is he feeling? It is better you trust a mad man than President Buhari and the APC. Look at how they have turned Nigeria into.”

“We thought they meant well when they promised us heaven and earth, but all failed. Someone says their nickname is ‘All Promises Cancelled’.

“Even a child in the mother’s womb is not happy with president Buhari and the APC,” he added.

Meanwhile, Jigawa State Governor, Muhammad Badaru has said on Friday that the ruling All Progressives Congress may lose the forthcoming elections in the state if the crisis in the party persists.

Badaru while speaking at the inauguration of the APC caretaker committee in Duste, state’s capital, said he would no longer tolerate any party member associating with factions in the state, Bibian Anekwe News reports.

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