Kalu says he will leave APC if Tinubu insults Catholic bishops
Orji Kalu has stated he would resign from the All Progressives Congress if Bola Tinubu ever disrespects Catholic bishops or the opposition. The senator dismissed claims that the president insulted the Catholic Church, emphasizing a cordial relationship between Tinubu and the Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria. Recent controversy followed remarks by Catholic leaders on national issues, sparking debate between the presidency and church representatives. Kalu also expressed confidence in Tinubu securing a second term, citing achievements that he believes have not been well publicized.
Key takeaways
- Orji Kalu said he would quit the APC if Bola Tinubu disrespects Catholic bishops or the opposition.
- He insisted that Tinubu maintains a good relationship with the Catholic Church and has never insulted them.
- The controversy arose after Cardinal John Onaiyekan shared concerns about Nigeria’s economy and security with Tinubu.
- Kalu believes the APC has not effectively communicated the administration’s achievements to Nigerians.
- He rated Tinubu’s performance at about 65 per cent and predicted further improvement in the coming months.
