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“If pastors are not speaking up, they are part of the system” — Singer Spyro fumes over insecurity, says silence is oppression

If pastors are not speaking up, they are part of the system  Singer Spyro fumes over insecurity, says silence is oppressionSpyro has continued to criticise influential pastors and public figures over their silence on insecurity in Nigeria, saying any pastor refusing to speak up at a time like this is part of the system.During an emotional IG Live, the singer said the worsening insecurity has made Nigerians afraid to travel, questioning how people are expected to move freely when fears of kidnappings now exist on major routes. He also lamented the state of the country, saying disturbing videos of violence and abducted children now haunt him to the point where he struggles to sleep.Spyro referenced incidents involving kidnapped children and victims of violent attacks, saying Nigerians are traumatised while many influential church leaders remain silent. According to him, pastors are leaders too and should not only preach but lend their voices in moments of national crisis.The singer said he regularly defends the church but believes now is the time to tell hard truths, insisting that silence from influential pastors and celebrities signals comfort and convenience while ordinary Nigerians suffer.Spyro also argued that if prominent pastors had loved ones affected by kidnappings, the church would likely mobilise quickly, questioning why the same energy is not being used to speak for citizens currently living in fear. Watch video below     View this post on Instagram           A post shared by Lindaikejiblog (@lindaikejiblogofficial) The post If pastors are not speaking up, they are part of the system  Singer Spyro fumes over insecurity, says silence is oppression appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.
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