Bakare curses cabal stalling Nigeria’s progress

Pastor Tunde Bakare: invokes God wrath on cabal frustrating Nigeria’s progress

Pastor Tunde Bakare of Latter Rain Assembly in Lagos on Sunday said God would frustrate every evil cabal suppressing the efforts of Nigerians.

Bakare, who made the assertion during the Church service in Lagos said that God would not allow anything bad to happen to the country.

“Nigeria is our own and it must not crumble.If there is any cabal of evil anywhere doing anything to suppress the people of this nation, God will frustrate their efforts,” he said.

Bakare urged Nigerians to give thanks, saying God had been merciful to Nigeria.

“Let’s thank God that we are still a nation, yes this is not the best that is expected from the government, but they also have challenges and they are overwhelming,” he said.

“It is the true expression of my political ambition. Whatever God has shown me is my private ambition,” he said.

The cleric said that the video was about one year and seven months old.

Bakare, who will be holding the state of the nation broadcast in Oct. 6, reiterated that it was necessary to clear the air, adding that an actionable roadmap to the stability, security and success of the country might be found therein.

“Contrary to the misconceptions and misinformation, the trending video about the 16th presidency was an excerpt from a message titled, “Be Grateful for Your Blessings (Part 3),” which I preached in this auditorium on Sunday, Feb. 18, 2018.

“A year and seven months after the statements were made, and erroneously associated with recent developments relating to the Office of the Vice President, suggests that it was done by the uninformed.

“It might have also been a deliberately designed attempt to misinform the public by linking unrelated issues, in order to create divisions where there are none, thereby, heating up the polity unnecessarily,” he said.

The cleric said that it was not in his character to respond to every whim and caprice of
any issue in the cyberspace, but it had become necessary to set the record straight on the misconceptions.