Apostle Johnson Suleman has condemned the recent attack in Jos, stating that it is a clear indication of the country's poor leadership. The Nigerian televangelist expressed his sympathy to the families of the deceased and emphasized that prayers alone are not enough to solve the issues affecting the country. He accused leaders of prioritizing their political interests over the safety of citizens. Suleman's comments were made in a post on his social media platform, where he also stated that the current leaders show no sign of empathy.
The pastor's remarks come after the recent attack in Jos, which has left many families grieving. Suleman believes that the country needs compassionate leaders who will take responsibility for the safety of citizens. He said, "Jos attack is another sign that leadership is failing. Instead of wasting our shared heritage on pre-election parties and pre-kingdom preparations, future generations will decide whether this leadership now supports, allows, and repeats what it once strongly opposed."
Apostle Johnson Suleman's comments on the Jos attack highlight the need for leaders to prioritize the safety of citizens over their political interests. Suleman's statement that "we're exhausted" reflects the frustration and despair of many Nigerians who are tired of the repeated instances of violence and lack of accountability. The fact that Suleman, a prominent religious leader, is speaking out against the government's handling of the situation suggests that the country's leadership is losing the trust of its people. The government must take responsibility for the safety of its citizens and work towards providing compassionate leadership. Suleman's call for compassionate leaders is a clear indication that the current leadership is not meeting the expectations of Nigerians.
