VeryDarkMan Questions Pastor Ezekiel Dachomo’s Shift From Criticising Tinubu to Praying for His Administration
Social media critic VeryDarkMan has questioned what he described as a change in stance by Reverend/Pastor Ezekiel Dachomo regarding President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and his administration.
In a statement that has sparked curiosity, VeryDarkMan asked how the clergyman moved from criticising Tinubu and Vice President Kashim Shettima over allegations that they wanted to Islamise Nigeria to publicly praying for the current administration.
“How did Reverend/Pastor Ezikiel Dachomo move from criticizing Tinubu to campaigning for Tinubu? How he moved from vice president shittima and Tinubu wanting to Islamise Nigeria to praying for Tinubu administration? What changed?” he asked.
Read some comments below:
@ČǍŁŁMĚǓČĦMǍŇ:”He can go ahead and support anybody he want to but what I know is that if something happened again in Plateau, nobody will listen to him”
@Engr. Fidelis:”That’s the beauty of Christianity, we pray for our leaders for God’s own wisdom to help them lead and that doesn’t stop is from criticizing them when we felt they aren’t on the line Just pray for all!!”
@Godzilla:”That is the WEAPON. They make life miserable for the masses, once your voice is very loud in criticizing them, they make you taste good life and then you shut up!! THAT’S TO THEIR ADVANTAGE.”
@Endowed:”Person wey dey done drop better funds for him account e no go support them ke?😂😂I no kukuma dey ever take this pastors and false prophets serious 🤦🏼♂️😂”
@TIMOTHY EBIKEME 🇬🇭🇮🇹 ✌️ 🙏:”Bro we get ur point clear, but he is human and human are allowed to change at any point of time, for example u where selling dick at early stage of life, today u are the black Jesus of Nigeria or the messiah, so no one is allowed to judge any human”
@Lonely Boi🙁:”Una think say God dey that church una dey go? Make u think again. Why the church no dey talk about what’s going in the country? We have thousands of churches in Nigeria, and thousands of people are their members, why all the pastors can’t say enough is enough?”