Defending Bishop Oyedepo’s Stand Against Vote Buying

I don’t understand the hatred some Nigerians have toward Bishop Oyedepo. He consistently stands with candidates who want the best for Nigeria. He is not tribalistic or self-serving. Recently, he spoke out against vote buying and questioned where that money goes. Yet he was attacked online for this stance. What more do you want from him? He has long criticized bad governance and insecurity. Criticizing his wealth is unfair. As a prominent man of God, he needs security so he isn’t kidnapped and the church burdened with ransom. Let’s critique with sense. He is innocent in these accusations.

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grace4 days ago

What do you think motivated Bishop Oyedepo's remarks on vote buying and where that money ends up?

mary4 days ago

True talk. He wanted to expose how vote buying fuels corruption and urge us to value our vote's power.

hala4 days ago

Perhaps he just wants political influence, not genuine reform. Don't you think he benefits from the system too?

yemi4 days ago

It's interesting that someone so influential is criticizing vote buying but we rarely hear follow-up on accountability steps.

kris4 days ago

I get the point about vote buying, but his past political endorsements sometimes seemed equally self-serving.

jaruma4 days ago

Church leaders could partner with civic groups to track campaign funds and report suspicious vote buying activities transparently.

Defending Bishop Oyedepo’s Stand Against Vote Buying

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