Peter Obi Speaks at Koinonia As Joshua Selman Invites Him to Podium (Pic, Video) - Politics

 

Earlier today at Koinonia, Apostle Joshua Selman noticed Peter Obi seated quietly among the congregation and invited him to the podium. Selman later explained that Obi had simply arrived and taken his seat, but he felt stirred in his heart to honour him and invite him forward. What followed was a brief but pointed message that quickly stood out. Standing before a packed congregation, Obi spoke about what he believes remains one of Nigeria’s biggest problems: leadership. He urged politicians to stop stealing public funds and called on believers to pray that God would touch the hearts of those in positions of power, so that public resources would be used for the benefit of the people. There was no lengthy political speech or detailed policy presentation. Instead, Obi delivered a straightforward message about leadership, accountability and the responsibility that comes with public office. It is a message he has expressed in different forms over the years, but hearing it in a church setting gave the moment a different tone. The congregation received his remarks warmly, while clips from the moment began circulating online. Whether the message will lead to any change remains to be seen, but Obi's central appeal was clear: those entrusted with public resources should use them for the good of the public. 8 Likes Share

Re: Peter Obi Speaks at Koinonia As Joshua Selman Invites Him to Podium (Pic, Video) by HacheNoire: 12:41am*

Standing before a packed congregation, Obi spoke about what he believes remains one of Nigeria’s biggest problems: leadership. He urged politicians to stop stealing public funds and called on believers to pray that God would touch the hearts of those in positions of power, so that public resources would be used for the benefit of the people The pastor or church members should have asked him why of all countries in the world, he chose Panama has a safe haven to stash his loots from Anambra state treasury. These are critical questions that demand answers. Pastor Suleman knows why people take money to Panama and should have used that opportunity to ask Peter to clarify. Secondly, his role in the administration of Sani Abacha should also have been questioned. As a self acclaimed man of standard and integrity, how did he fit into that circle without having loyalty and like-mind with Sani Abacha, considering he was not in the military but was picked for the job. Furthermore, Did God touch his heart as Governor of Anambra state? Because from available records made known to the public by the current Governor of Anambra state, Poverty rate spiked during his administration. What role did God play during his tenure?