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2023: Pastor denies accusing CAN of misappropriating N2bn donation from Obi

Eze Chidozie by Eze Chidozie
February 13, 2023
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Allegations that Presidential candidate of Labour Party (LP), Peter Obi gave the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) N2billion to endorse his candidature was been thrown away Sunday as Pastor Frank Alozie Onwumere, has denied authoring the letter accusing CAN of misappropriating the money.

Pastor Onwumere in a statement he personally signed denied authoring or signing it nor does he have any connection with the church  letter.

The Man of God further said the petition circulating in the social media connecting him and Dominion Center International is fake as he has absolutely nothing to do with it.

He said “My attention has been drawn to a petition with the above subject matter purportedly written by one Pastor Frank Onwumere of Dominion Center International.

“I wish to use this medium to inform the public, my associates, friends and family, that I, Hon. Pastor Frank Alozie Onwumere, did not author the said petition, and did not authorize anybody to do so on my behalf.

“Please be informed that: I am not a member of Dominion Center International and have never had any relationship with the organisation; and the author of the petition is not known to me.

“Please be assured that it is not in my character to malign any person or institution, let alone revered religious bodies.”

It was further gathered that an aide to 9ne of the presidential candidates was behind the toxic letter and allegations.

According to evidence making the round in the social media, the suspect’s name and telephone number and a certain Facebook post credited to him, are in circulation, exposing his true identity.

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