Cleric tasks Buhari on EFCC

As the President Muhammadu Buhari-led gov­ernment enters into its second year, a cleric, Prophet Moses Abdull­lahi has advised the president not to use the Economic and Fi­nancial Crimes Com­mission (EFCC), as a witch-hunt against op­position politicians.

Abdullahi who is the General Overseer of The Messengers of God Assembly, Abuja disclosed this to The AUTHORITY in his prophetic release.

While support­ing the president in his fight against cor­ruption as well as the steps towards the re­covery of looted funds, the prophet however, cautioned the Presi­dent against using the anti-graft agency on perceived political en­emies.

He also advised the President to see the entire country as his responsibility as he is the president to all. He stated that the presi­dent should be more interested in the eco­nomic development and diversification of the country’s economy.

The cleric who had disclosed to The AU­THORITY in April that the Chibok girls were alive and can be res­cued, prophesied that the country’s economy would bounce back if the President listens to the directives of God concerning governance in Nigeria.

He asked the security agencies, especially the military, not to relax vigilance as it concerns the Boko Haram and other criminalities.

He warned that Boko Haram may spring a surprise at­tack in Abuja insist­ing that the authorities should step up security rather than relaxing and feeling that it has been defeated.

“The EFCC should not witch-hunt any person, group, Chris­tians, Muslims in the fight against corrup­tion. The fight should be holistic and not selective. If security is not tightened, another round of bombing may start with Boko Ha­ram,” he warned.