In a fiery outburst that has set social media ablaze, Apostle Johnson Suleman has lambasted the government, declaring it “a waste praying after electing a bad leader.” The controversial preacher did not hold back, accusing authorities of failing Nigerians as insecurity skyrockets across the nation.
Speaking to a packed congregation, Suleman blasted political leaders for turning the country into a breeding ground for crime and violence, warning that divine intervention alone cannot fix poor leadership. His words come as kidnappings, armed robberies, and violent attacks continue to dominate headlines, leaving citizens fearful for their safety.
“Stop blaming prayers when the real problem is leadership,” Suleman thundered, adding that citizens are paying the price for electing leaders with no vision, courage, or morality. The statement has sparked heated debates online, with many praising his boldness while others accuse him of politicizing religion.
As the nation reels from escalating insecurity, Suleman’s scathing comments are fueling a growing discourse on the urgent need for competent leadership and accountability at the highest level.
