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Bakare To Mobilise Against Babangida

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Convener of the Save Nigeria Group (SNG) and the Serving Overseer of the Latter Rain  Assembly, Pastor Tunde Bakare, has vowed to mobilise twelve million Nigerians to  campaign against former military dictator, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida  in the 2011 general elections.

 

Pastor Bakare disclosed this while delivering a lecture titled: “The Interplay of  Religion in the Leadership Failings in Nigeria- Which Way 2011?” at the seventh  annual Adeleke Adejobi Foundation Public Lecture in Lagos.

”If it remains the last drop of my blood, I will resist the candidacy of General  Babangida,” the fiery gospel preacher and social crusader declared.

Bakare vowed that IBB will not be allowed to rule this country again because ”he  annulled the freest and fairest election in the history of the country and now  without feeling remorse about his action, he wants to come back through the back  door and enslave the nation again. We won’t allow that to happen again.”

According to the cleric, the ruling party, PDP, is only a fraction of the country  made up of about three million Nigerians who had managed to teleguide the lives of  the rest of the nation, adding, “the nation has grown wiser now and will no longer  accept corrupt politicians in next year’s elections.”

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pls how can i join in the protest against that evil man. where and when? i need to know we must resist him and cast him out permanently the man is a principality and such be treated a such.
u.s egwuda , November 09, 2010
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I will advise those in the general's campaign team to advice him to drop the vision and save the remaining respect that Nigerians have for him. This is because if the head of a church that has millions of Nigerians as his congregations, and millions more as his viewers on national and international TV, can say he will mobilize against the general, then it will take the miracle of David and Goliath to win the presidency.
amaka , November 19, 2010
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I will adise pastor Bakare to use his alter to preach to his followers about his religion rather than using old tricky tactics of the so called men of God to interject troubles in the electoral proccesses.If he knows how to govern let him turn his parish into a political movement and stand for election.He has no business accusing anybody.He should be thankful to God that people like Babangida are still around to contribute their political expertise to Nigerian democracy.Beware of false prophets parading on our streets for their selfish gains.
M.shanunu , December 07, 2010

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