Prominent Nigerian clergyman, Bishop David Oyedepo, has made a strong statement during a recent sermon, declaring that the Fulani ethnic group does not have ownership over Nigeria.
Speaking to his congregation, the founder of Living Faith Church emphasized the unity and collective identity of the nation, stating that no single ethnic group, including the Fulanis, can lay exclusive claim to Nigeria.
“Fulanis do not own Nigeria. I don’t have a Fulani root; I am a born and bred Nigerian. I don’t have a visa to be here. This is not Fulani Republic of Nigeria; it is the Federal Republic of Nigeria…” Bishop David Oyedepo said in part.
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His remarks come amid ongoing national conversations about ethnicity, identity, and governance, reflecting a call for unity and equal ownership of the nation by all citizens, regardless of their ethnic background.
Reacting to the post….
@ugo_shib said: “Hahahah read the body language, this one nah ok let me just talk let it be like say I talk 😀”
@rer4life remarked: “Fulani herdsmen doesn’t represent the entire fulani tribe Sha.. But this pastor is one of the least religious tolerant out there.. No wonder obi ran to him for religious war…”
@ORSNigga said: “Na pulpit baba talk reach o! No relief funds will be sent, no aids will be sent to Benue! They’ll just talk about it and that’s the end!
The amount of influence Oyedepo has is colossal but yet…
I miss TB Joshua, he for don reach Benue with Trailers of food and relief items”
@anakwezeugochu1 wrote: “Until we stop lying to ourselves about the owners of Nigeria, then we would have been ready to solve the problem. It is only a landlord that can give quit notice.. go and check how many quit notices they have given in Benue and platue.”
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