Mr Guwor described the late Clark as a fiery environmental sustainability advocate who spoke truth to power.
Mr Sanwo-Olu described the Abia State governor as a seasoned economist, banker, and philanthropist
Mr Ogunjumi said that he was ready to file notice and grounds of the appeal to attack the judgment of the Court of Appeal at the Supreme Court.
Mr Ologunagba stated that the late Adebanjo was a fearless lawyer, forthright and principled politician, uncompromising democrat, and a leading national figure.
“Most people wait for the government to feed them and fail to use their productive hours efficiently,” the cleric said.
“So the church in Nigeria, the Catholic Church in Nigeria, is asking for caution,” said the church’s spokesman.
The President described Mr Oke as a man of character, principle, and faith.
PFN leader stated that Christians must remember that God poured His Spirit on them to enable the Church to help Nigeria achieve its apostolic mandate.
The bishop described Valentine’s Day as a deception from the devil to impose a universal day of immorality on earth.
He said the establishment should not be misconstrued as a prejudice to the rights of non-Muslims or an agenda to Islamise Nigeria.
