Trump’s Threat: Apostle Johnson Suleman Says FG Has No Capacity to Handle Alleged Christian Killings

Trump’s Threat: Apostle Johnson Suleman Says FG Has No Capacity to Handle Alleged Christian Killings

  • A popular Nigerian cleric, Apostle Johnson Suleman, has spoken out about the alleged Christian killings in the country
  • The preacher mentioned why the federal government had no capacity to handle the issues of the killings
  • This came after Donald Trump claimed a record number of Christians were being killed in Nigeria, and he was coming to stop it

Apostle Johnson Suleman, founder and president of Omega Fire Ministries (OFM), has spoken out about the alleged Christian killings in Nigeria.

His speech followed a threat issued by the American president, Donald Trump, telling Nigeria that his country might step in to resolve lingering security challenges.

Apostle Johnson Suleman says the government has no capacity to stop killings in the country.
Apostle Johnson Suleman speaks about alleged Christian killings amid Trump's threats. Photo: X/@APOSTLESULEMAN, Getty Images/ Andrew Harnik
Source: UGC

In a video on his official X page @APOSTLESULEMAN, the preacher noted that he and other preachers had been called out for not saying anything about the killings.

Correcting the notion, he stated that he had been speaking about it since 2014.

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He said:

"I’ve been speaking since 2014. That’s what I’m known for...Nobody should say Christians are not just the ones dying, muslims are also dying. Are you not ashamed? …The truth is that they are killings, and the killings must stop. The government has no capacity to handle it. It’s beyond them."

Watch the video below:

Reactions trail Apostle Johnson Suleman's stance on killings

@SizweBansii said:

"This is a time to speak even more until the killings stop .. I’m not here to cast aspersions but everyone must lend their voice at this crucial time."

@uncleEtim said:

"Christianity - to be Christ like. In the Bible, men of God have chosen their words carefully to speak rightly among man and before God. This man says that people on social media “don’t have sense” but because he suits your narrative, he’s the man today. A man of God!"

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@lx_amara said:

"Tbf, I’ve come across several videos of Apostle speaking against the genocides on YouTube for many years. That trending Ukraine picture was in bad taste and not fair at all."

@CENZO_NFT said:

"Pls how come…we have been praying for many years for Nigeria to get better, instead it’s getting worse…i wonder what could be the reasons."

@jamesomo said:

"It's good to see you speaking to this issue. We love you, sir!"

@nasbenkay said:

"Na now day break. You weren’t speaking anything. All you guys who called yourselves pastors are just something else."

@ekenefortunate said:

"Yes you might have been speaking but this one will be more effective and it'll be more perfect if you even tagged the Trump."

@jagiriga said:

"We need more fearless Christian leaders to speak up. So sad that we have many Christian leaders that are silent."
Apostle Johnson Suleman speaks about alleged Christian killings amid Trump's threats.
Apostle Johnson Suleman says the government has no capacity to stop killings in the country. Photo: X/@APOSTLESULEMAN
Source: Instagram

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