The General Overseer of Mountain of Liberation and miracle ministry, Dr. Chris Okafor, has lambasted Pastor Tunde Bakare, the Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka, Pastor Enoch Adeboye as well as other politicians over the current hardship being felt in Nigeria.

Okafor attacked the men of God during Sunday service at his church.

He angrily chastised the church leadership in the country and wondered why they were so quiet in the face of mounting confusion, recession, destruction, oppression and killing of Christians in most parts of the country.

He accused the religious leaders, who, according to him, should be speaking out against injustice and bad governance of taking bribes in the form of money and oil wells from the government, hence their inability to defend Christianity and the masses.

Okafor called out some big men of God when he angrily yelled, “Shame unto pastor Tunde bakare!” Then he proceeded, “Father Mbaka, what has happened to you?”

Okafor noted that Bakare was one of those who led the Save Nigeria Group, SNG, group to occupy Lagos while protesting so called bad governance under former president Jonathan.

He said Bakere was also a very vocal critic of that government and wondered why he had gone so silent even when it was obvious that Nigeria now had a government that was far worse than the one he protested against, describing him as “a two-faced Pastor!”

He further accused Father Mbaka of discrediting former President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration probably because, as alleged, he requested certain favors from that Government but was turned down.

He wondered why Father Mbaka, who openly told the world that President Buhari was the messiah had now gone so silent, and was shamefully unable to even criticize his regime in the face of gross misconduct and bad governance.

“Mbaka, go and examine your prophetic ministry”, he further disclosed.

“What has happened to you, Father Mbaka?” He asked.

He added that for Father Mbaka to now complain that people were dying of hunger and still find it difficult to criticize the government of the day simply makes him a hypocrite.

Speaking further, he questioned the silence of the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, Pastor Adeboye on the pastor who was killed during a morning cry session on the outskirts of Abuja.

He also wondered why the Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo who is a pastor, has done so little to help.

The man of God said that if Christian leaders were speaking out and doing what they were supposed to be doing, “we wouldn’t have a country where the rule of law means nothing and the government doesn’t even respect court orders.”

The pastor, who described the present administration as oppressive, wondered “Why should Nnadi Kanu still be in detention when the court has given orders for his release? Why can’t they obey the court orders first, and then follow due process?

“Also, we know Dasuki may have done some things but if the court said you should release him, then release him, and let him have his time in court!”

He then went on to say that “as a matter of fact, the Government should release Kanu with immediate effect! We must obey the court and stop taking laws into our own hands!”