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“You Are A Servant Of God, Not Servant To Agege,” Delta Cleric Cautions Waive

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By Daniel Dafe

A cleric in Delta State and National Coordinator, APC Comrades Community, Reverend Jehwo Edesiri Phillip (Aka the Voice of the Voiceless), has advised Rev Francis Ejiroghene Waive. Member, representing Ughelli North/South/Udu federal constituency in the House of Representatives, to withdraw his support to the Deputy Senate President, Senator Ovie Omo-Agege, who he said has become a bad influence to him and made it impossible for him to stand for the truth in the state as he is known for.

Reverend Jehwo Edesiri Phillip


In an open letter addressed to the religious leader and federal lawmaker, Jehwo, while describing Waive as “a very good, polite and God fearing man,” opined that Waive is “a servant of God, not servant to Senator Ovie Omo-Agege.”

According to him, the purpose of bringing Waive “into the ruling class was to bring quality leadership, development and bring down the evil class of politicians that are killing Delta state and the nation at large and for the betterment of Deltans and Nigeria at large.”

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Adding: “The way you are moving with the devil himself might kill the purpose why the grassroots brought you into power. These days, the fear of God is not in your dealing due to your dining with ……Sen. Ovie Omo-Agege and his evil plot against the good people in the land.”

Continuing Jehwo said that by this message, other concerned clerics, the APC comrades community and general public that are in support of the truth warn you to retrace your steps and start acting as the man of God we know you to be.”

“You cannot change Senator Ovie Omo-Agege, please stop dinning with him ooooooo, so that he will not introduce ………….. Remember that the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom,” the letter said.

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