Channels TV is reporting that the Anglican Bishop of Ekiti diocese, Rev. Peter Adekaye led a huge protest around the state capital to protest against the removal of fuel subsidy. Meanwhile, he did not deem it fit to protest against the killing of his fellow christians. Obviously, he loves cheap fuel more than his congregation.

@OP:Bravo, you have just confirmed your place in the 'Guiness book of morons'.was it not on this same NL that people were condemning church leaders for not being outspoken against government policies? I have been advised to ignore you, I just did not heed the warning. Now, I'll be taking your contributions with a pinch of salt because i now know that you are shallow minded. BTW, do you think before you post?

pcicero:

@.was it not on this same NL that people were condemning church leaders for not being outspoken against government policies?

What is my business with the condemnation of church leaders by NLanders. Besides, should a church leader act according to the dictates of NL?
By the way, since you don't have anything to say on the point being made, could you not just ignore and waka pass as you have been adviced?

more people should learn from this warrior. the man is the people's fighter.
GEJ did not fight or even protest against boko haram's killing of innocent christians because he said they are unidentifiable. he openly said he does not know the haramists. so, who do you want the pastore to fight.

unipol:

more people should learn from this warrior. the man is the people's fighter.
GEJ did not fight or even protest against boko haram's killing of innocent christians because he said they are unidentifiable. he openly said he does not know the haramists. so, who do you want the pastore to fight.

Well said. GEJ sound very impossible when in one breath he accuses BH of infiltrating his govt, and in the very next breath claims not to know them. So who should the Good bishop lead the protest against?
At least we know who released the bomb against the Nigerian masses on Jan 1!