“Electing a Bad Leader Has Consequences”- Apostle Suleman Condemns APC ‘Damage Control’ Amid Crisis

• Johnson Suleman has criticised poor leadership, stating that prayer cannot fix bad governance and condemning what he described as insensitive responses to national crises.
• Apostle Suleman further condemned what he termed as insensitivity in handling national crises, particularly when lives are being lost.

Senior pastor of Omega Fire Ministries, Johnson Suleman, has sparked reactions online following his comments on leadership and governance in Nigeria.

In a statement that has since gone viral, the cleric criticised what he described as poor leadership, suggesting that prayer alone cannot address the consequences of bad governance.

“It’s a waste praying when you’ve elected a bad leader,” he said.

Apostle Suleman further condemned what he termed as insensitivity in handling national crises, particularly when lives are being lost.

“The height of insensitivity is when people are dying and you’re sending media to do damage control,” he added.

His remarks have generated mixed reactions across social media, with some Nigerians agreeing with his stance on accountability and leadership, while others argued that his comments were too blunt.

“It’s a waste praying when you’ve elected a bad leader. The height of insensitivity is when people are dying and you’re sending media to do damage control.”

— Apostle Suleman says. pic.twitter.com/WyjtzulaO6

— Linda Ikeji Blog (@lindaikeji) April 5, 2026

In other news…. Nollywood actress Nkechi Blessing Sunday has sparked reactions online after lamenting over the kind of financial support she received from fans.

In a video shared on her social media page, the actress jokingly cried out to Nigerians while poking fun at her namesake, Blessing Okoro. She claimed she had reached “stage 20 of sapa,” a slang term used to describe extreme financial hardship, and appealed for assistance.

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Shortly after, Nkechi revealed that instead of significant contributions, fans flooded her account with small amounts.

Expressing her surprise, she questioned the gesture, saying her supporters were sending as little as ₦100 and ₦20.

In a follow-up post, the actress urged fans to support her in other ways if they could not contribute financially.

“Abeg since una no fit contribute money for me, Subscribe to my YouTube channel Nkechi Blessing TV, watch my  movies and anticipate OMOGE LEKKI dropping April 5th… so I no go come beg una for food ooo,” she wrote.