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“Varied Responses to Kumuyi’s Remark on Tinubu’s Leadership”

Pastor Williams Kumuyi, the General Overseer of Deeper Life Church, has generated discussion on social media after expressing optimism about the country’s future under the leadership of President Bola Tinubu and his ministers.

During a press conference ahead of his church’s monthly Global Crusade, Kumuyi stated, “Let’s forget the past. This is a new day and I believe we all believe that we’re going to see new things for our country through our President and the members of the cabinet. Good things will happen.”

His statement sparked reactions on social media, with some individuals criticizing religious leaders for their involvement with politicians and others expressing support for Kumuyi’s perspective.

One Twitter user, LookwhoIbecame, criticized religious leaders as enablers of politicians. ChukwunyeluOrji expressed that religious leaders can contribute to Nigeria’s challenges just like politicians can.

Tahila_O questioned the idea of overlooking the wrongdoings of politicians and religious leaders, emphasizing that both good and evil actions should be considered.

Some users were more supportive of Kumuyi’s statement. Stevekayma urged people to be positive and supportive, while Lukmansegun defended Kumuyi’s words as a call for encouragement and positivity.

The response to Kumuyi’s statement reflects a wide range of opinions on the role of religious leaders in politics and society, as well as the divisions among people’s attitudes towards Nigeria’s political leadership.

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