engrjacuzzi:
if only the likes of pastor Adeboye, pastor Oyedepo, imams and others can be bold enough to confront our leaders, Nigeria would have been a good land

Psoul:


(1) Onye n'ime unu g'anochi fa?.....Whao among you will stand in the gap they left behind. He was challenging the the Igbos on who can be like Zik, Ojukwu, Ekwueme and their likes.

(2) Aguu di n'obodo.......There is great hunger in the land. Emphasizing on the hardship brought about by this present administration.

Okoroawusa:
After all the sermons what next?


Wait until 2019 elections when this Bishop will be among the "religious leaders" that will pay Buhari a "congratulatory" visit.


Who sermon epp?

NovaCare:


Which ethnic bashing? So saying that Igbos should resist colonies of Fulani herdsmen who wreck havoc anywhere they go is termed as ethnic bashing? Why not prepare a portion of your family land and farms and allow the fulanis to come there and bash your crops right in front of you.

nwabobo:
I never knew such bold snd courageous preachers still exist in Nigeria. Kudos Bishop Chukwuma.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdzco0yjw4M

ststyreal:

That means you don't know Bishop Chukwuma of Enugu Diocese in the Anglican Communion!

greencard:
what is this one saying?

Members of the Fulani Association of Ghana have expressed their discontent with how the violent clashes between local farmers and nomadic herdsmen in the Asante Akyem North and Sekyere Afram Plains districts of the Ashanti Region are being handled by the government.
They said they are being maltreated by the police-military task-force and the larger populace following clashes between the Fulanis and farmers in some communities, particularly in Agogo and its environs in the past weeks.
Addressing the press in Accra on Friday, February 2, 2018 Sheikh Osman Barry, head of the Fulani Community in Ghana, appealed to President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to intervene in what he described as unwarranted atrocities being meted out to the nomadic Fulani herdsmen in some parts of the country.
The Association heavily lamented how the innocent herdsmen are the ones often attacked whenever the cattle are reportedly destroying farms, whiles the real owners including politicians and other influential persons in society, are left off the hook.
Sheikh Barry, while condemning the unrest, demanded the shoot-to-kill strategy be stopped and the affected families compensated.
“We equally wish to appeal to His Excellency to ensure that adequate compensations are paid to the innocent victimised Fulani families who have lost their cattle during the said joint operation and other atrocities,” he stressed.
Prof Sheikh Osman Barry also called on the General Secretary of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, to intervene in the plight of the Fulani Community in Ghana, indicating that the hostile way they are being treated is unacceptable.
He urged collaboration in decision-making on issues that concern the Fulani and suggested dialogue towards resolving the issues of nomadic herdsmen in Agogo.
In a video coverage of the Press Conference obtained by The Trent, the Leader of the Fulani Group said he believed the President of Ghana well known for his stand for justice and human rights over the years, has what it takes to use highly respected office to quench the fire and bring peace and stability between the Fulani and the indigenes of Agogo and other parts of Ghana.
Professor Barry also urged the government of Ghana to ensure that compensations are paid to innocent Fulani families who lost their cattle during the joint military –police operations.
According to him, the land attacks and air strikes jointly taken by the police and military from December last year has resulted in the killing of over 1,500 (One Thousand Five cows) estimated to be over $1,500,000 (One Million Five Hundred Thousand United States Dollars).
The group leader also indicated that some assailants suspected to be from the surrounding communities took advantage of the chaotic situation created by the joint action to launch attacks on the Fulani resulting in killing and looting of properties belonging to the herdsmen.
He also bemoaned the situation where on many occasions people suspected to be Fulani extraction were forced to alight from public transports in which they were traveling with and humiliated and dehumanized and sometimes killed for no reason.
Professor Barry also recounted a sad situation in which a number of Fulani who embarked on the Mecca pilgrimage were forced to surrender their genuine traveling documents to the authorities at Ghana’s ports of entries without any justification.
The Fulanis are on many occasions either discriminated against , deprived of or driven away when they approach appropriate state authorities to obtain traveling or important state documents such as voters and national identifications, health insurance, passports amongst others.
He condemned such repeated atrocities and discriminations and pointed out that the Fulani’s who have been living in Ghana’s geographical location for over three hundred and forty years do not deserve such ill treatments from the people.
He disclosed that the Fulani’s have been peace loving and law abiding citizens who have played tremendous roles in the socio-economic advancement of Ghana.
He mentioned that areas such as Cowlane, Tudu, Adabraka, Nima, Mamobi, and Kanda amongst others in the Accra Metropolis were founded by the Fulani’s.
Professor Osman Barry, who is a former employee of the Organisation of African Unity, OAU, now the African Union, AU, admonished the Fulanis nationwide to continue to be peace lovers and law abiding citizens.
The press conference organized by the Suudu Baaba Association of Ghana, brought together the academia, clergy, chiefs, health professionals, security personnel and students with Fulani roots on a single platform

DoTheNeedful:

Thank you sir!

uba1991:
Mumu Bishop dat make his money from poor Christians. The problem of this country is politicians and religious leaders

seunlayi:
If all pastors can follow this...

ikuku:


Well spoken!

cursedAbiola:
i want a three some with you

adadike281:
Even if others go dumb, men of God shouldn't. They should always stand by the truth. kudos Bishop Chukwuma.

adadike281:
ok, so who will be our man?

blueivy8:
bishop of which church

DoTheNeedful:
The bishop try. Fearless! I have watched the video over and over again. Can any Igbo speaker translate 5:30-5:36 and 5:57-56:00 for me? That language sweet for him mouth.