Bamiloye says expecting Adeboye to lead protests is unreasonable
Mike Bamiloye has spoken out in defense of Enoch Adeboye after debates arose regarding the pastor’s recent comments on national security. Adeboye had urged the government to give service chiefs a 90-day ultimatum to end terrorism or step down, sparking mixed reactions. Bamiloye criticized those expecting the 84-year-old cleric to lead street protests, highlighting his consistent stand against societal evils. He also addressed past events involving Adeboye and clarified the context of previous protests.
What we know
- Mike Bamiloye defended Enoch Adeboye against criticism over his remarks on insecurity.
- Adeboye called on the Federal Government to issue a 90-day ultimatum to service chiefs to end terrorism or resign.
- The video where Adeboye made these comments was originally recorded in November 2025 and reshared amid ongoing debates.
- Critics referenced a 2020 event where Adeboye participated in a protest, but Bamiloye clarified it was a collective church action, not a political stunt.
- The Redeemed Christian Church of God reiterated that Adeboye maintains a neutral political stance and encourages members to participate in civic duties without endorsing any party.
