RELIGION

Tunde Bakare cries out ‘We are bequeathing a decaying nation’

Tunde Bakare, Pastor of Latter Rain Assembly, an End-Time Church, and Nigeria’s most politically influential pastors, is in lamentation.

 The  church  Overseer , on Sunday, October 25, lamented the state of Nigeria, saying it has decayed.

Speaking on a live programme at the Church auditorium in Lagos, Bakare said “We inherited a prosperous nation. But we are bequeathing a decaying nation.”

The cleric enumerated several areas the country has missed its developmental steps.

Among them, according to Tunde Bakare, is education, health, agriculture, security etc.

The ongoing protests across Nigeria may have informed the fiery Pastor’s outburst.

The protests have resulted in the loss of many lives. Stores vandalized and properties burnt.

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