Oyo Abduction: Alaseyori apologises over ‘the president is working’ remarks
Gospel singer Yinka Alaseyori has apologized for her comments regarding the Oyo State abductions, which sparked backlash among Nigerians. She had urged people to focus on prayer rather than criticize President Bola Tinubu's government for security issues. In her apology, she clarified that her intentions were misunderstood and expressed regret for any offense caused.
- ▪Yinka Alaseyori faced criticism for suggesting that prayer is a solution to the security crisis in Nigeria.
- ▪She posted a video calling for prayers for the abducted individuals and their families.
- ▪Alaseyori later apologized, stating her comments were misunderstood and she did not intend to dismiss anyone's concerns.
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Add us on Google Gospel singer Yinka Alaseyori has apologised to Nigerians who took offence at her remarks concerning the kidnapping of pupils and teachers in Oyo State. PREMIUM TIMES gathered that the singer uploaded a video on her Facebook page on Monday, showing an organised prayer session held in support of the abducted pupils and teachers. During the video, she urged Nigerians to channel their energy into prayer rather than venting their frustration at President Bola Tinubu over the country’s persistent security concerns. She further maintained that prayer remains a potent force and challenged the growing notion that it has lost its effectiveness in addressing the nation’s problems.
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