Quick Response to Osinbajo’s Childish PT
Propaganda Video
By Farooq A. Kperogi


Premium Times published a video of Muslim
employees who work in Yemi Osinbajo’s office. It's
designed to prove that he doesn’t exclusively hire
RCCG members.


Well, those appointees in the video—along with
others who’re Christians—were actually appointed by
the Presidency and posted to the Vice President’s
office.


This is an age-old tradition. That he has a need to
showcase Muslim appointees sent to his office by
the Presidency not only betrays the ridiculous
extreme he’s prepared to go to hide his well-known
and obvious bigotry, it also dramatizes the truth of
his anti-Muslim (and anti-other-Christian-sects)
bigotry.


Well, let’s look at the appointments he
SINGLEHANDEDLY made in 2019 WITHOUT the input
of the presidency when Buhari was away in London
for a 15-day medical trip.


The appointments were so outrageously lopsided
that the presidency terminated them forthwith. Daily
Trust exclusively published the names on Nov. 7,
2019. (See link in comments).


So, Osinbajo's own discretionary hires are a better
judge of the religious complexion of his
appointments than the appointees sent to his office
by the presidency. Look at them and make up your
mind:

1. Ajibola Ajayi, Special Assistant, Legal
2. Lanre Osinbona, Senior Special Assistant (SSA) on
ICT
3. Imeh Okon, SSA on Infrastructure
4. Jide Awolowo, SA, Oil & Gas
5. Gambo Manzo, SA Political
6. Edobor Iyamu, SSA, Niger Delta.
7. Lilian Idiaghe- SA, Research, Legal and
Compliance
8. Arukino Umukoro- SA, Niger Delta
9. Bala Liman Mohammed- SSA Economy
10. Dolapo Bright -SSA, Agro Allied Value Chain
11. Toyosi Onaolapo- SA, Community engagement
12. Bisi Ogungbemi -SA, Political Matters
13. Edirin Akemu -SSA, Industry, Trade & Investment
14. Akin Soetan -STA, Economic Matters
15. Aondaver Kuttuh -Technical Assistant, Rule of
Law
16. Ife Adebayo- SA, Innovation
17. Yussuf Ali -SA, Power regulations
18. Tola Asekun -SSA, National boundary
commission
19. Morakinyo Beckley -SA, Off grid power
20. Yosola Akinbi -SSA, NEC
21. Tochi Nwachukwu -SA, Power Privatisation
22. Bode Gbore -SSA, Political
23. Abdulrahman Baffa Yola -SA, Political
24. Kolade Sofola -SA, Infrastructure
25. Ebi Awosika -STA, Community Engagement
26. Muyiwa Abiodun -SSA, Power
27. Forri Samson Banu -SA, Entrepreneurship
28. Bege Bala -SA, BPE
29. Feyishayo Aina -SA, Community engagement
30. Halima Bawa -SA, Community Engagement
31. Nkechi Chukwueke -SA, Community engagement
32. Ilsa Essien -SA, Media
I’ve confirmed more scandalous examples of
Osinbajo’s bigotry that I’ll share tomorrow. Keep a
date.


Source>> https://www.facebook.com/47904265/posts/10105861219765880/?app=fbl

Rollsnjaguar:

Why didn't the guy write about Buhari bigotry

Rollsnjaguar:

Why didn't the guy write about Buhari bigotry

pharmagba:
This is thrash!
This make no sense at all.
Means nothing and inference cannot be deduced
Just to discredit a man, Kperogi has shown his poor , lazy and myopic intellectuall capacities and capabilities.

Do a comparison with his principal and previous adminstration and bring out any thing you wish to bring out.

We know who Kperogi is working for.

PlayerMeji:
I counted 16 Yoruba names and 6 Hausa names.

So to Farouk, all these mean lopsided appointments? When the CIC gave all the appointments to his Fulani brothers...

Osinbajo’s RCCGification Part of Plot for Theocratic
State Capture
By Farooq A. Kperogi


Let me start by making it clear that most of the
liberal RCCG members I’ve interacted with over the
last few weeks don’t support Osinbajo’s overt bigotry
in favor of the church.


Several of them are embarrassed by it—the same
way that I’ve been embarrassed by Buhari’s
favoritism toward northern Muslims. So, please don’t
understand me as demonizing the RCCG, which I
believe is a great spiritual sanctuary and source of
hope for many.


Now, let’s get started with empirical facts and end
with a conceptual wrap-up of what Osinbajo’s bigotry
represents, which is scarier than the facts. Osinbajo’s
deceitful parade of a little over a dozen Muslims who
work in his office (which includes at least two that no
longer work there and several that were appointed
directly by Buhari or the Presidency) is a poor
attempt to paper over his vast record of deliberate,
religiously inspired exclusion of Nigerians who don’t
worship at his church.


Here's a list of the 80 people who work in his office.
Most of them, I have confirmed, are members of the
RCCG. Of the 80 people who work in his office,
including those appointed by the Presidency, take a
look and tell me what you see.


Osinbajo was the pastor of the Olive Tree Parish of
the RCCG in Lagos. In May 2015 when he became
VP, Okechukwu Enelamah succeeded him as the
pastor of the parish. Months later, when Osinbajo
was given a chance to nominate a minister, he chose
Enelamah.


In the aftermath of Enelamah’s appointment as a
minister, Alex Ayoola Okoh became the pastor of the
Olive Tree Parish. In 2017, a vacancy emerged for
the position of the DG of BPE. Osinbajo again chose
Alex Ayoola Okoh, Enelemah's successor. That’s
three successive pastors of the Olive Tree Parish in
government at the same time.


But it gets even more interesting. Osinbajo’s
predecessor at Olive Tree Parish is pastor Olukayode
Pitan. He is said to be the pioneer pastor of the
parish. He pastored there from 1995 until 2009 or
thereabouts when he handed over to Osinbajo.
Well, Osinbajo made him MD/CEO of the Bank of
Industry (of course with the later approval of Buhari
who had no clue what was going on) when he was
acting president. That’s 4 pastors from the same
RCCG parish!


Joseph Chiedu Ugbo, the MD/CEO of the Niger Delta
Power Holding Company Limited, is another RCCG
pastor whose appointment Osinbajo facilitated.
(Osinbajo is the chairman of the company’s board.)
Another prominent RCCG pastor that Osinbajo caused
to be appointed as Director-General of the Budget
Office of the Federation is Ben Akabueze. He was
(probably still is) the pastor of the Lagos Province
39 parish of the RCCG.


Jumoke Oduwole, Osinbajo’s SA on Industry, Trade,
& Investment (from 2015 to 2019) and SA on Ease
of Doing Business (from 2019 to now) is an RCCG
member whose husband, Tunde Oduwole, is an
RCCG pastor.


Afolabi Imoukhuede, who leads the Job Creation Unit
and is part of the N-Power/Job Creation Cluster Lead
of the National Social Investment Program (NSIP) in
Osinbajo’s office, is an RCCG member, although it
doesn’t seem like he is a pastor there.


In a June 20, 2020, interview with the Vanguard, he
said, “when I met him in 2015, Vice President Yemi
Osinbajo took the risk to appoint me as Senior
Special Assistant to the President on Job Creation…”
When he studied at UNILAG, the Vanguard story said,
Imoukhuede “had come under the influence of the
Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG).”
Edobor Iyamu, one of the over 30 Osinbajo
appointees that the Presidency fired in 2019, is a
pastor of the Jesus Family Parish of the RCCG in
Ribadu Road, Ikoyi, Lagos.


What’s also interesting about the appointments is
that these Osinbajo RCCG pastor-appointees always
replicate their kind wherever they go. For example,
almost all the management staff at the BOI that
Pastor Kayode Pitan heads are RCCG members. The
bank’s interventions also reflect the narrowness of
the demographic profile of its management staff.
How to Make Sense of Osinbajo’s Bigotry


Yemi Osinbajo’s unflagging pursuit of appointing
pastors and members of the Redeemed Christian
Church of God every opportunity he has isn’t the run-
of-the-mill nepotism we’re habituated to in Nigeria.
It’s more sinister than that.


It's the product of a deliberate, systematic agenda of
theocratic state capture, which would certainly
instigate national instability when it becomes
noticeably manifest with a President Osinbajo.
You see, Osinbajo is merely the lynchpin of a
phenomenon called entryism, which is the
systematic, carefully preplanned infiltration of every
structure of a government or an organization with the
intention of taking it over from within.

Entryism isn’t exclusive to the RCCG, of course. The
term actually came from Leon Trotsky, a Russian
Marxist who recommended the infiltration of French
workers’ parties by communists so as to change
their form and character from within.


Northern Nigerian Salafists have a similar project,
and it’s called “A shiga a gyara” (literally: “enter and
correct it” but figuratively: participate in government
to take it over from within). But they haven’t been
successful so far.


So, Osinbajo’s RCCGification is particularly troubling
because he is prosecuting a project that is beyond
him. He is executing a plan that was conceived,
birthed, and nursed by the RCCG whose General
Overseer, Enoch Adeboye, prophesied that an RCCG
member will become a Nigerian president in his
lifetime.


Osinbajo thinks he is the fulfilment of that prophecy
and that his march to the presidency is an inexorable
manifest destiny that no one can stop. Osinbajo
actually used the expression “manifest destiny” on
March 22 to describe the expected outcome of the
APC convention!


Many scholars of Nigerian Pentecostalism such as
Professor Ebenezer Obadare who wrote the book
“Pentecostal Republic: Religion and the Struggle for
State Power in Nigeria” and Professor Ruth Marshall
who wrote "Political Spiritualities: The Pentecostal
Revolution in Nigeria" have brilliantly and carefully
captured this.


Osinbajo’s RCCGification is the fullest realization yet
of what I call Pentecostal theocratic entryism. His
quest for the presidency is propelled by the desire to
complete what he surreptitiously started during his
commisership in Lagos and continues during his vice
presidency.


I’ll continue to expose it in the coming days and
weeks.
In a country divided by two proselytizing religions,
religiously inspired state capture is a recipe for
disaster because it will inspire a forceful pushback
from several constituencies—non-RCCG Pentecostals,
non-Pentecostal Christians, Muslims, secularists, etc.
—which would create another layer of instability on
top of what we already have.
I’m doing my bit to warn the nation of the avoidable
catastrophe that an Osinbajo presidency will
engender.

Source >> https://www.facebook.com/47904265/posts/10105861735487370/?app=fbl

paramakina202:


So to you it is not lopsided abi?
Yoruba making half of the list is not lopsided.,
Make I drink water first.

greatiyk4u:
Osinjo need more strategic PR team because the attack I'd getting hotter and his 7years failure is still fresh in our mind.

paramakina202:


So to you it is not lopsided abi?
Yoruba making half of the list is not lopsided.,
Make I drink water first.

IamWonderful:
You think social media rants of a deluded monkey and paid antagonist can stop Osibanjo, people voting are not on social media

SarkinYarki:
Farooq Kperogi only problem with Osinbanjo is that Osinbanjo is a pastor!!!! Farooq is a bigot trying to label another a bigot so he can feel good

PlayerMeji:
Oga, go and sit down...

Your master Buhari had 80% of his cabinet and ministers as hausa/Fulani.

Hausa people are always so selfish so because he is the vice president he should fill his appointment with more northerners than the south?

I want to ask you, is Buhari's government lopsided?

paramakina202:


And for your mind I be Hausa and Buhari's supporter abi?

Ventura1:
I can attest to this attitude by some RCCG members. One of my former landlord, who's an RCCG member sack a cleaner for playing Islamic song while sweeping.

Rollsnjaguar:

Why didn't the guy write about Buhari bigotry

PlayerMeji:
I can also attest to this, my friend.

I lost a major contract with Kebbi state because I wasn't a Muslim.

I had a friend then who usually did his morning ablutions in Kebbi State Governor's Lodge in Asokoro so I introduced him to one of my projects which I had shipped in from China this was back in 2008. He took a sample and showed it to the guys at the state governor lodge who eventually showed it to the governor when he came around.

They liked the project and was elated to meet with the owner. A meeting was arranged so we could meet the governor when next he came around. The day came and I was supposed to meet the Kebbi state governor when they got to know my name and alas it wasn't a Muslim name... I was barred immediately like 'they will get back to you soon'. It was my friend that came back to break it to me that it was because I was a Christian... In all my life, that was the first time I ever knew I was a Christian. I never knew I was a Christian until then... If you may ask, the supposed project was actually an educational product which could have fetched me some handsome millions.

So I can relate..

Rollsnjaguar:

Why didn't the guy write about Buhari bigotry