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Some positions should be given to people with heads, Apostle Suleman slams Femi Adesina for attacking CAN

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The Senior Pastor of Omega Fire Ministries, Apostle Johnson Suleman, on Saturday described Femi Adesina, Special Adviser to the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) as ‘insensitive’ over his attack on the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN).

Suleman made the remark while condemning Adesina for attacking CAN following its reaction to the murder of Reverend Lawan Andimi by Boko Haram.

The outspoken preacher who expressed disappoint in Adesina’s comment against the Christian body said:

“Certain positions should be given to people who have heads.”

Andimi, the Chairman of CAN in Michika Local government area of Adamawa state was beheaded by the insurgents.

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Reacting to Andimi’s execution, CAN had accused the Buhari-led federal government of colluding with Boko Haram to kill Christians.

The body had also faulted Buhari’s reaction to the killing of Andimi.

But, Adesina had lambasted CAN over their comment which was anti-Buhari.

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A part of his statement read:

“Rather than cast the government as omnipotent, it is God that has all powers. And some things are never resolved spiritually except through prayer and fasting. It is not me that said so. Jesus did. So, let the Church be fully involved in supplication for divine intervention in the country, rather than playing subtle politics and unwittingly generating hate in the land.”

However, Apostle Suleman in a tweet wrote:

“Just saw the empty defense of Femi Adesina and his lashing CAN over the beheading of Rev indimi..such insensitive man is a presidential media aide?

“Certain positions should be given to people who have heads..even if they lack brains, we can manage ‘just head’.”

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