VIDEO: Bishop declares self ‘Desmond Tutu’ of Nigeria to spread gospel of Tinubu for president

A Nigerian Cleric has declared himself as “the Desmond Tutu” of Nigeria, vowing in a viral video to spread the gospel of Bola Ahmed Tinubu to become the president of Nigeria.

The Bishop who identified himself as Joseph told his congregation on the pulpit that Tinubu must become the President of Nigeria whether they like it or not.

He said Tinubu succeeded to manage Lagos State and paid the salary of workers without owing anybody even though he was the only governor in Nigeria then without a Federal Allocation under the administration of former President Olusegun Obasanjo.

In a video obtained by Starnews Nigeria on Sunday afternoon, the Cleric said: “Remember, there was a time when Bola Ahmed Tinubu became the governor of Lagos state, for eight years, they denied him federal allocation. Apart from that, being a beloved child, he was the only governor that ruled for eight years without a federal allocation and he managed Lagos state.”

“He succeeded in paying the salary of workers and he was not owing anybody and also brought development to the nation. That is why, I, Joseph, I’m going out there, I am the Desmond Tutu of Nigeria, to go ye there and preach the gospel, that you like it or not, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu must become the president of Nigeria”.

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