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Bishops Exempt Themselves From Viral Picture Showing Their Support For The All Progressives Congress Party (APC)

In the viral video below, Bishop Anthony clarifies the stand of the clergymen seen in the above picture. He also elaborated their views in respect of the choice made by the All Progressives Congress Party (APC) as it has to do with the tickets for Presidential and Vice Presidential slots.

He said the picture captured above portrayed a group of clergymen, as going to pay a solidarity visit to the All Progressives Congress (APC) vice presidential candidate for the 2023 general elections, former Borno State Governor, Senator Kashim Shettima as untrue.

Bishop Anthony said that the picture was taken in 2017 and not 2021 as purported by it's caption.

Please watch the video.

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