'Life is becoming more meanlingess to Nigerians' - Comedian I Go Dye

Veteran comic actor Francis Agoda popularly known as I Go Dye, has taken to his social media page to sympathise with Apostle Johnson Suleman, the General Overseer of the Omega Fire Ministries International following an assasination attempt on his life.

The comedian called out the government over its failure to protect the lives of its citizens.

According to I Go Dye, the government needs to improve the state of the economy in other to allow poverty be the reason people engage in terrible things to survive.

Report indicates that seven people were killed during the assassination attempt on Apostle Suleman, which included four police officers and two of his household workers and one relative.

However, since the incident, Nigerians have been sharing their thoughts on the issue.

Below are some reactions;

@oghenetega_jarikre_: "Pastors using policemen as security for safety why church members using pastor stickers for their security safety. God will help Africa a lot."

@oba.capua: "Make e comot hand for bad deed, shebi e talk say e sabi people wey do am. I just pity people that work for am. Cos na dem go use head carry am."

@o_4_omni: "Couz he escape de assassination na why he de talk about insecurity."

@dad_m_gold: "Native doctor nor Dey use bulletproof car but pastor dey use am, nothing I nor go see, but una say God knows when everyone would die so why living in fear as man of God."

@gvangahun: "Government is not the issue here with this case. Let’s start blaming people for their actions."

@amansaparts: "Make una nor dey use another person dey pay for una sins ooooooooh."

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