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2023 Presidency: You Will Not Go Without Vomiting What You’ve Stolen — Tunde Bakare Blasts Tinibu


The serving overseer of the Latter Rain Assembly (LRA)Tunde Bakare, has sent a cryptic message to Bourdillon, saying he who stole will vomit all he has stolen before he goes.


Speaking during a sermon at the Latter Rain Assembly on Sunday, Bakare said the people are praising the one who stole from them and regarding him as a generous man.

The fiery preacher, who also spoke about the race to 2023, added that a truly generous man is a man who “devises generous things, and by generosity, he shall stand”.

The eyes of those who see will not be dim. The ears of those who hear will listen. Also, the heart of the rash will understand knowledge and the tongue of the stammerers will be ready to speak plainly,” Bakare said.

The foolish person would no longer be called generous. You can say ‘so so and so’ has stolen all the money in the state, but he is a very generous man, you are foolish.

That’s why potholes are killing you, that’s what pools of water… you can’t drive now anymore because what is meant for road has been stolen since democracy began, they are living larger than life having jets here, having jets there, having house in Bourdillon, having house in this place, having house in that place, having house in every place at the expense of the public.

You will not go without vomiting what you have stolen. Wait, and see. Because a king will reign in righteousness and princess will rule with justice. Unfortunately, Nigeria people, you celebrate your villains and crucify your heroes.

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