‘Tinubu wrongly advised’, Primate Ayodele faults cabinet reshuffle

President Tinubu dismissed the wrong ministers following his recent cabinet reshuffle

President Bola Tinubu

Primate Elijah Ayodele, leader of the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has revealed that President Tinubu dismissed the wrong ministers following his recent cabinet reshuffle.

In a statement signed by his media aide, Osho Oluwatosin, Primate Ayodele stated that the ministers who are making Nigerians cry and making things difficult for the country remain in the president’s cabinet.

He stated that the recently completed reshuffle will have no positive impact until those who are supposed to leave the current administration are removed.

He explained that Nigerians will celebrate and applaud President Tinubu if some ministers are removed.

‘’The ministers that are supposed to be changed have not been changed; the ones changed cannot add any reasonable value. Some ministers who believed they were God need to be changed too.

Nigerians cannot applaud Tinubu over these changes because those making people cry are still in his cabinet. You will see that people in the country will celebrate when they change some of these people.’’

The prophet noted that President Tinubu was wrongly advised to change ministers because he got it wrong.

‘’The country is getting more difficult day in, day out. These changes are not in any way significant, Tinubu was advised wrongly on these ministers’ change.‘’

Furthermore, Primate Ayodele frowned at the activities of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), noting that if the commission wants to be serious, every politician has to be arrested because all of them are guilty.

‘’If EFCC wants to be serious, every politician should be arrested because many of them didn’t have anything before they got into position but when they got there, they became billionaires.

The commission has a lot to do if they want to wash this country otherwise it will still be the same thing,’’ he added.

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