God Has Turned Against Buhari Said Bakare"

“God Has Turned Against Buhari Said Bakare"

Serving overseer of the Citadel Global Community Church, Pastor Tunde Bakare has stated that God has turned against President Muhammadu Buhari.

He stated this while speaking at the church formerly known as Latter Rain Assembly.

Bakare declared war on Buhari and dared the president to come after him as he has done for other dissenting voices in the country.

“Sovereignty is not in your hand anymore, you are commander-in-chief of nothing, except the people put you there. The highest office in the land is the office of the citizen. Nigerians are going to rise and demand for their rights,” he said on Sunday.
“And I dare you to try to stretch your hand against me like you have done to others, then you will know whether God sent me or I’m just empty and just making noise.
“Nigeria for Nigeria; the time to save this country has come; the government can’t save us, the military can’t safe us, Nigerians must rise and demand for what is rightly theirs.
“Get out of my way, get out of my way, this is the final warning. I loved you, I served you, I respected you, I did everything to make it work for you but you turned against me and God has turned against you, get out of my way”.

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