Seek help from Olumba - Cleric tells Buhari

Bishop Irefin has advised President
Muhammadu Buhari to seek help from the
Brotherhood of the Cross and Star (BCS)
otherwise known as Olumba Olumba Obu,
(O.O.O) so that Nigeria could come out of its
present socio-economic problems.
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David Irefin who is the president of the
Association of Brotherhood Academic
Scholars, (ABAS) International, gave the
advise on Thursday, March 3, at a press
conference at the Nigeria Union of Journalists
(NUJ) secretariat, Kaduna state.
According to the Vanguard, he said instead of
traversing the world for solution, President
Buhari should go to Olumba Olumba Obu who
he said was ready to proffers solutions to the
nation’s problems.
“The comforter is now on earth. Ex-President
Goodluck Jonathan was made president from
the minority by him, including President
Muhammadu Buhari whom he O.O.O. had
crowned two years before the election as well
as President Barack Obama of the United
States of America.
The late ex-President, Nelson Mandela was
president of South Africa after visiting
Olumba Olumba Obu in 1989., as well as the
disintegration of the Soviet Union.
“The Brotherhood of the Cross and Star is a
universal congregation and nonreligious as it
has no division among the Christians or
Muslims.
“Nigeria’s crisis is due to our inability to cue
into the Lord for love, because we do not love
one another and do not have the holy spirit
as Nigerians do not practice love which is
the way of God. “Having the holy spirit and
peace are the only ways you can live well.
You should think of having the holy spirit and
peace. Christ did not teach us to be weak”,
Bishop Irefin said.
Meanwhile, the Movement for the Survival of
the Ogoni People (MOSOP) has petitioned
President Muhammadu Buhari, the federal
government, the National Assembly, the chief
of army staff and the National Human
following the military invasion of Ogoni
communities in Rivers state.
Nigerian Tribune reports that the petition was
titled “Protest Against the Unprovoked
Military Invasion of Ogoni Communities
Occasioning Wanton Killings of Innocent
Citizens and Residents” and was signed
Legborsi Pyagbara, the president of MOSOP.