“They killed my wife before me,” said Mr Michael. “In that moment, if they asked for my head, I would have given it.”
Mr Badejo said as Nigerians plan to observe Workers’ Day on Monday, the government should be sensitive to the workers’ plights and loudly encourage them by paying handsomely.
The bishop called on the people in leadership positions, especially Christians, to emulate Jesus in his love, humility, service and generosity.
The clergyman said it was wrong when couples use “Facebook and WhatsApp” to share their marital challenges.
The priests were warned not to adopt “the Pentecostal approach of service”.
It stressed that the present socio-political situation in Nigeria called for all hands on deck to help place the country on the path of progress and development.
Mr Kukah, a critic of Mr Buhari’s regime, turned 70 on Wednesday.
The National Assembly legislators are saboteurs, say Catholic bishops in Nigeria, accusing them of having “perfected the art of sabotaging” Nigerians’ progress.
The allegations first surfaced in 2019 when a caregiver working for the widow noticed the bank transfers and informed the public prosecutor’s office.
The information minister replies Catholic Bishop Matthew Kukah’s scathing criticism of the president’s sectional practices.
