Nigerian Leaders Under Fire from CAC President Over Unfulfilled Promises

The President of the Christ Apostolic Church, Nigeria and Overseas, Pastor Samuel Oladele, has expressed his disappointment with the nation's leaders, stating that they have failed to deliver on their electoral promises. According to Oladele, the leaders have not fulfilled their promises of providing a good life, security, power supply, and healthcare facilities for all Nigerians. 'They made promises to make life better for Nigerians, to provide light, security, and better healthcare, but none of these promises have been kept,' he said. Oladele made these statements while speaking to reporters at the send-off ceremony of the immediate-past Financial Director of the Church, Pastor Johnson Omitinde. He urged the leaders to take a second look at their manifestos and the promises they made to Nigerians, stating that nobody, including the Church, is happy with the current state of the nation. The CAC president also called on the leaders to declare a state of emergency on security and other issues affecting the country. He further stated that the Church has declared a three-day fasting and prayers for the nation, from June 12 to June 14, to mourn the current state of insecurity and other challenges facing the country. Oladele also paid tribute to the outgoing Financial Director, Pastor Omitinde, describing him as a man of consistent character, amiable, full of wisdom, and a model of the ideal associate pastor. Omitinde, in his remarks, expressed gratitude to God for His guidance and support throughout his over 30 years of service to the Church. He advised the younger generation to embrace hard work, honesty, perseverance, discipline, and contentment, which are rewarding core values. The event was attended by a large gathering of CAC members and dignitaries from all walks of life.