BY DAYO JOHNSON
AKURE—THE Bishop of Owo Diocese of the Church of Nigeria, Anglican
Communion, Reverend James Oladunjoye, Sunday, called on President
Goodluck Jonathan to take a decisive step to curb the menace of Boko Haram sect in the country.
Delivering a sermon at the 5th memorial thanksgiving service for the
former governor of Ondo State, Chief Adebayo Adefarati, at Holy Trinity
Anglican Church, Akungba-Akoko, Oladunjoye tasked the President to be
more pro-active in handling the insurrection in the North.
According to him, the president must do more to protect the lives and
properties of the people of the country, saying “the action of the
President towards the dreaded group could be likened to a situation
where President Jonathan is consciously scrolling the head of a live
cobra.
President Jonathan is demonstrating his weakness towards tackling the
Boko Haram problem. I tell you, people of God, you don’t scroll the
cobra on it head; but unfortunately that’s exactly what President
Jonathan is doing with Boko Haram.”