June 12: Divide Nigeria Now - Pastor Giwa Tells Buhari

Posted by Thandiubani on Fri 12th Jun, 2020 - tori.ng

A leading clergyman, Pastor Giwa has reiterated that now is the right time to divide the country as leaders have failed to bring the change.

Pastor Giwa has called for the country to be divided

The Presiding Pastor of Awaiting The Second Coming Of Jesus Christ Ministry, Adewale Giwa, has called for Nigeria to be divided as he said that those behind June 12 political crisis are still ruling the country to date.

Giwa, in his message in commemoration of this year’s Democracy Day, on Thursday, said the past and current politicians had failed to learn from what transpired on June 12, 1993 election.

According to him, politicians have continued to rob Nigerians through their collective votes and resources.

This, the cleric noted that it had caused a major setback to the nation’s democracy.

“The few politicians who robbed us in 1993 election are still holding the keys to Nigeria’s future.

“As the saying goes in Yoruba,’ BI igi ba wo lugi ti ori re law kogbe, meaning’ If a tree falls on a tree, you will remove the one from the top.’

“Some few politicians behind the annulment of June 12 are still well alive, and they must go on compulsory retirement before we can get things done properly.

“Our electoral system has not changed since 1993. Politicians still rig, kill and take over power by force in Nigeria.

“No doubt, June 12 presidential election will remain in our hearts; it can never be eroded in the nation’s history.

“But, Nigerian environment doesn’t embrace democracy”, he stated.

On restructuring, Giwa said the citizens should first restructure themselves before yearning for restructuring.

He said,” My position has not changed; we must first restructure our thoughts, our ways and conscience.

“If they ask you to go represent your constituency, will you represent them well?

“Do you know how many people who had sacrificed their lives for this country in the past? Has Nigeria changed since then? NO

“If they had failed to transform Nigeria since 1960, that means the country is big for a man trying to control.

“I think it is time for each region to manage its political and economic crisis. We cannot continue to repeat ourselves every day.

“It’s time for those who are holding on to power to let their people go. If there is unity in Nigeria, a president would not give bulk of political appointments to a certain tribe.

“Will you blame him for doing so? No, because if an Igbo man gets there, he would do the same not to talk of a Yoruba man.

“Israelites were slaves in Egypt, and until they got their freedom from king Pharaoh.

“These few Pharaohs in Nigeria must free us, they should allow us to go. How can we have resources, yet, we are still complaining”?.