The national deputy president of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), Dr. Wale Oke has expressed sadness over the Tuesday killing of non-violent youth protesters at the Lekki Toll Gate, Lagos.
Bishop Oke, who is the presiding bishop of the Sword of the Spirit Ministries, Ibadan, stated that the killing might be the one incident that will mark the end of the Nigeria nation.
The Bishop who took to his Instagram page on Wednesday to react to the Tuesday tragedy where several protesters were killed and many injured in Lagos, Oke said the gory and sordid situation was uncalled for.
“I hope this is not the beginning of the end of the nation called Nigeria,” he warned.
Quoting from the book of 2 Samuel-1:19-20, Wale Oke lamented that the beauty of the nation, the youths, had been slain, and prayed that God would “step into the matter and judge all those who are behind it and spare none; from the Number One citizen to the last; whosoever has hands in it, judge them.”
He said: “As God, the righteous One, the King of the earth, the Lord of justice, spare none of them. Let the fire they have rained upon these children, that have taken many of them out of this world prematurely, be multiplied back upon them.
“I pray as your prophet, hear me oh God and avenge the blood of these young ones that have been killed and the ones that have been wounded.”
The cleric said the Muhammadu Buhari administration and its leaders should be held accountable for the blood of the youths shed.
