Amidst allegations of financial improprieties against former Kogi State Governor Yahaya Bello by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Methodist Bishop Reverend Rufus Atolaye has publicly condemned Bello’s alleged misgovernance.
During the burial ceremony of Evangelist Dorcas Olugbemi in Osun State, Bishop Atolaye criticized Bello’s treatment of civil servants, alleging they received meager salaries as low as N10,000 to N15,000 monthly.
In contrast, Bishop Atolaye praised former Ekiti State Governor Segun Oni for his “sacrificial” and “exemplary” leadership. He expressed pride in Oni’s governance and emphasized that leaders who serve well deserve the prayers of Nigerians.
Regarding Bello, the Bishop stated, “I pray to God Almighty that he should be apprehended. He will be arrested in Jesus’ name.” He condemned the alleged mistreatment of civil servants, stating, “This is all what he or she will spend for the rest of the month. What a wicked soul!”
Bishop Atolaye further commended Oni for his willingness to be investigated by the EFCC, noting that no wrongdoing had been found against him to date. CONTINUE READING
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