Powerful Southern Governor Jitters About Bible Verse, Says “We May Amass Wealth and EFCC Will Take It"

Powerful Southern Governor Jitters About Bible Verse, Says “We May Amass Wealth and EFCC Will Take It"

  • Governor Rotimi Akeredolu of Ondo, a southern state of Nigeria has expressed fear about EFCC taking their (politicians) while being alive
  • Akeredolu made the comment in a viral video, where he was reacting to a sermon of a cleric who cautions humans against amassing wealth and forgetting death
  • The governor shared the view that humans should not only forget death while amassing wealth, that they should not forget EFCC too

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Rotimi Akeredolu, the governor of Ondo state, has expressed jittery over the word of God in Psalm 39 vs 6 which says "Surely everyone goes around like a mere phantom; in vain they rush about, heaping up wealth without knowing whose it will finally be."

The governor, who spoke in his mother tongue in a viral video while standing on a pulpit, reacted to the message of God that cautioned humans against amassing wealth and forgetting about death.

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Akeredolu reacts to words of God in Bible, wants politicians to remember, not only death but EFCC while amassing wealth

Akeredolu said it might not be only death that will stop people from spending the wealth they have amassed.

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He used "us", which suggested that he is referring to himself and other politicians, assing that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) can stop them from spending the wealth they have acquired.

Akeredolu's comment is a reaction to the church's cleric's sermons who had earlier warned against amassing wealth.

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His words in translation:

"Continue to pray for us to keep doing good. As you have said in your sermon that some are amassing wealth, but they don't know who will spend it. It is not until we die that we don't know who will spend our wealth, we may amass wealth and the EFCC will take it while we live".

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Other prominent figures present at the event is vice president Yemi Osinbanjo, the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Tinubu, Governor Dapo Abiodun of Ogun state, and many others.

They were all seen in a video sitting together and laughing at the jittery comment made by the Ondo state governor.

See the video below:

Owo church attackers’ arrest: Akeredolu drops fresh banger as he claims “mix-up” in military report

Legit.ng earlier reported that the governor of Ondo state, Rotimi Akeredolu, has said there is a mix-up in the military report concerning the names of arrested suspects in the Owo attack released by the force.

Akeredolu said Idris Ojo, who was already number 14 on the wanted list of the military, is one of the inmates who escaped from the Kuje prison on July 5,

Akeredolu said Ojo was already in the custody of the security operatives the same day the attackers were arrested.

Source: Legit.ng

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