Only Ozuors Attack Truth!’ – Fiery Cleric Backs Okpebholo’s Viral Peter Obi Speech Video

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Prophet Bamidele, a Nigerian cleric, has strongly criticized those attacking Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, over his recent remarks directed at former presidential candidate, Peter Obi.

Governor Okpebholo had sparked controversy when he stated that Obi should inform him before visiting Edo State. While some viewed the statement as a veiled threat, others argued it was simply a gesture of protocol and concern for Obi’s safety.

In a viral video circulating on social media, Prophet Bamidele lambasted critics, especially Edo indigenes, calling them “useless” for insulting the governor. He insisted the governor had every right to request that Obi notify him prior to visiting the state.

“If you’re from Edo and you’re insulting Governor Monday Okpebholo over his statement about Peter Obi, you’re a useless person. I owe no one an apology,” Bamidele declared.

He drew an analogy, asking, “If you’re the head of a household, don’t you have the right to ask your parents to inform you before visiting so you can prepare properly?”

Bamidele defended the governor’s remarks as a matter of dignity and responsibility, adding:

“The governor is the number one citizen of Edo. He said Peter Obi should call him before coming so he can make proper arrangements. Why is that a problem? You can’t just walk into someone’s state like that.”

The cleric further asserted that Peter Obi would not become Nigeria’s president in 2027, no matter the level of youth support.

“I’ve said it before — Peter Obi cannot rule Nigeria in 2027. If it’s destined to happen, it won’t be in that year. Even if he rallies all the youths globally, he still won’t enter Aso Rock now.”

Bamidele also took aim at prominent activist Aisha Yesufu, an Edo native, for criticizing the governor, accusing her of siding with outsiders against her own state.

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