The Senator representing Taraba South, Mr Emmanuel Bwacha faced attacks by his constituents and many Nigerians over insecurity challenges bedeviling the Nation.
Bwacha’s views was simply stated,” I’m not in support of those calling for PMB’s resignation, Nigeria needs prayers.”
Many Nigerians since took to various social media platforms and tongue lashed him as a Man With Jacob’s voice but his hands are Esu’s.
The Senate Minority Leader was accused of shielding President Muhammadu Buhari inactive and incapable to govern the country well.
The Taraba Facebook News page was last week enmeshed with attacks to Bwacha by hundreds of people from the state, many others outside the state were even agitating for his recall as their Senator in the national Assembly.
Views of many of them has revealed that Emmanuel who Is a PDP Man is romancing well and shifting his loyalty to APC, the party he ought to be opposing their anti people’s policies.
Joshua Daniel a social media opinion moulder said Bwacha should ” Stop playing politics with human lives”, as his ambition is not worth their blood.
While Hassan Ndamvuoh in his own views said: “Because you want to decamp to APC that is why you are now supporting Buhari.”
Another social media influencer, Mordecai Ibrahim berated Bwacha that ” the Bible teaches and commands believers to watch and pray. Watching comes first before prayers. Watching includes impeaching President Buhari if he has committed impeachable offences.”
Their various views further read as follows:
Gimba Ojella Owelle Bagana “the good thing he knows about the name u call IDD is that at state levels he performs better than PMB at a country levels.
Shamwilu Muhammad Kusa “did Nigeria have president, and is state government in charge of security? Can u go to any part of the northern state without security now?
“Seen. Bwacha support s evil men to continue in power even when they show inability to rule! Can Bwacha himself be a clean and godly man? God says NO.
Eric Bauka,”How long!?,we can not be praying without actions,it will not work,our institutions that controls the security apparatus must stand up,we shouldn’t be deceiving ourselves….. this is the answer for you beneficiaries!”
Did Taraba State have Governor? If you are from Southern Taraba years back you can’t go to Darius Ishaku Town Takum without Securities, unless with the help of Federal Government under Muhammadu Buhari administration
Ibrahim Juwala “Sir, you have mouth, please what are you waiting, pray for us now.”
“Saul was removed as a king when he goofed, why couldn’t Prophet Samuel pray for him? On a serious note, we need serious prayer in Nigeria more than ever before, but the voice of Nigerians are making that call.
Recall a story published by TGNEWS where Senator Bwacha is lamenting the country’s state of insecurity and however stated his own views as follows:
“Nigeria is sliding into the state of anarchy and needs prayers for God’s intervention”. Said the lawmaker.
He expressed worried over the overwhelming insecurity in the country that has destabilized every sector of life, saying it is that Nigerians need to submit the situation to GOD through prayers for a possible solution
“I does not know how Nigeria got into this mess of bandits, where no place in the country is safe.
“The country is sliding into anarchy which is dangerous for us Nigerians, we need to pray hard for God intervention.
“The primary responsibility of every leader and government is to protect lives and property, i support the call for state of emergency on security to enable the country survive. It’s only when lives and properties are being protected that you can move and interact freely and as well enjoy the provision of nature.
“The Insecurity in the country is quite worrisome, we need God’s intervention. No place is safe in this country. I think God is not happy with us, we seriously need Prayers.
“The northeast is gradually moving to be a lawless zone, boiling violence, the Northwest has boiled and is gradually escalating to other zones of the country where if no proactive move is taking, we will not have the country standing again.
On the call by some Nigerians for President Mohammadu Buhari to resign, Sen. Emmanuel Bwacha said his opinion that:
“I do not support the call for President Buhari’s resignation over the increasing insecurity, i think God is not happy with us, Nigerians and we need to pray for forgiveness.”
While reacting to the continuous ethnic clashes in the southern zone of Taraba, the Senator suggested dialogue as the solution to end killings in the area.
He, however, urged people to engage in dialogue as the best option in solving issues than taking the laws into their hands.
“The crisis have brought a terrible situation, thereby making life difficult for the people.
“Our lands are filled with blood, everybody is guilty, corruption on the high. Everybody is involved in the mess that we are facing in the country.
According to him, he has been working out modalities with his Benue counterpart, Sen. Gabriel Suswam, whom his zone borders with, to ensure lasting peace and unity among the people
The National lawmaker, therefore, encouraged Nigerians to be sober and look inward, adding that with God, all things are possible.
On 2023 Governorship in Taraba State, Senator Bwacha revealed that he is an advocate of Zoning.
“Any Senatorial Zone can produce a Governor come 2023 Governorship Seat.
“The Governorship Seat should start from the Southern Zone of the State, but where it pleases God, let it start from there. We are after competency and not enterprenuers. He pointed out
On the current administration in the state, he said
“Judgement is left to Tarabans, they should judge by themselves for the records are there. Taraba State need intervention. While on the People’s Democratic Party PDP in the State, he said:
“I am a founding member of the Party, I see PDP not holding People together in the state, it need to be rescued.
Senator Bwacha use the forum to congratulate workers in the 2021 Workers Day despite the hardship and pray that the situation will improve.
“I urged Workers to always engage dialogue in solving matters – Sen. Bwacha concluded.
