THE South West chapter of the Christian Association of
Nigeria, CAN, has berated the Federal Government for giving
Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, President of the Christain Association
of Nigeria, CAN, a bad name over the use of his private jet
for the procurement of arms for the country.
The association said in a communiqué signed by its chairman,
Archbishop Magnus Adeyemi Atilade in Osogbo, Osun State,
that the National Security Adviser, and Defence Minister
should be questioned to explain what they knew about the
deal, resulting in the seizure of $9.3milion arms funds by
the South African Government.
CAN said the whole issue looked like a set-up because its
national president, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor whose jet was hired
for the arms purchase is neither a government official, nor had
control of the jet when it had been leased for whatever
purpose the hirer used it.
It said, “Dasuki and Gwarzo should be questioned and they
should provide urgent answers to this national embarrassment to
Nigerians.”

The National Security Adviser, and Defence Minister should be questioned to explain what they knew about the
deal, resulting in the seizure of $9.3milion arms funds by the South African Government.

It seems this man is a learner and a neophyte in this Master vs Servant relationship in Nigeria

The opposition can't even try it, let alone ordinary Nigerians.

Nobody is giving him a bad name rather he is the one giving himself a bad name.

politricks:
Nobody is giving him a bad name rather he is the one giving himself a bad name.

How did he do that sir?

By owning the jet?
Or by leasing it our for commercial purpose?

Everyone knows Oritsejafor is neck deep in the PDP organisation and he is in the know about the deal

The dog called Oritsejafor already has a bad name. No need adding to his bad name.