Reno Omokri Blasts Pastor Adeboye Over Kidnapping Of Five RCCG Pastors

Reno Omokri has fired shots at the general overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God RCCG, Pastor E.A. Adeboye, who has called on Nigerians to pray for five pastors of his church who were abducted while on their way to the church’s Ministers’ Conference yesterday August 1st.

Pastor Adeboye who announced the abduction of the clergymen at the church’s camp ground along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway today Friday August 2nd, called for prayers for the abducted Pastors to regain their freedom. 

Reacting to Adeboye’s comment, Reno in a post on his IG page, said if Adeboye had spoken up when other Nigerians were abducted, maybe his clergyemn would not have been abducted. He made particular reference to Leah Sharibu whom he said Adeboye has never spoken publicly about.

Today, @pastoreaadeboyeofficial said and I quote: “As a father, how do you think I should feel to hear that five of my children have been kidnapped while on their way to attend the Ministers Conference?” My response is this.

Sir, if you had spoken PUBLICLY when ordinary Nigerians were being kidnapped, maybe these your ‘children’ who were kidnapped would not have been abducted. Think about it, sir. How many times have you spoken PUBLICLY about #FreeLeahSharibu? You have commended Buhari and Osinbajo PUBLICLY (@Google it). Why have you not spoken up for Leah PUBLICLY too? 
#RenosNuggets


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