Senator Godswill Akpabio on Sunday, criticised the Archbishop of the Methodist Church, Ikot Ekpene, Rev. Sunday Uko, for stopping his wife, Unoma, from making political comments during church service.
READ ALSO : Your Candidate Will Be Defeated Comprehensively In 2019, Lai Mohammed Tells Obasanjo
According to The New Telegrah, Unoma Akpabio had asked the congregation to vote for all candidates of the All Progressives Congress (APC), specifically President Muhammadu Buhari and the APC governorship candidate in the state, Obong (Dr.) Nsima Ekere in 2019.
The former First lady spoke at the Methodist Church, Ukana in Essien Udim Local Government Area during a service marking the presentation of the immediate past Secretary to the Akwa Ibom State Government, Sir Etekamba Umoren, as the president of the church.
However, the Archbishop, who presided over the church service, got up from where he was sitting and approached Senator Akpabio to express his displeasure over his wife’s political comments.
The clergy scolded Akpabio’s wife for using the church service to do political campaign and made attempts to seize the microphone from her.
A visibly angry Akpabio, who got hold of the microphone after his wife apologised to the clergy for her action, scolded the Archbishop for embarrassing his wife.
He said it was wrong for the Archbishop to stop the wife from talking politics in church, and that the reason why the clergy embarrassed his wife was because he was supporting Governor Udom Emmanuel.
“You can’t embarrass my wife for talking politics in church because of your support for Governor Udom Emmanuel. I brought Udom and made him governor so nobody can claim to love the son more than the father.
-New Telegraph
READ ALSO : 2019 presidency: Shehu Sani faults critics of Obasanjo’s position on Buhari’s govt
Are you an artiste? Do you want your music to go viral and reacha large number of audience? Promote your music and Submit your story on Ujuayalogusblog.com by clicking here. For Advert Inquiries Tel/+44(0)7590363984 Subscribe to Ujuayalogusblog.com
For More: Visit Us at Uju Ayalogu's Blog
No comments:
Post a Comment