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Pastor Denies Petitioning CAN Over N2billion Bribe From Peter Obi

Pastor Frank Alozie Onwumere has denied a petition purported to have been written by him on social media that the Presidential candidate of labour Party Mr Peter Obi gave churchs under Christian Fellowship Of Nigeria CAN two billion naira (N2BILLION) in order to campaign for him in their various churches.
According to him, he said that he is not a member of Dominion Center International Church which was use to write the said petition and equally denied having any relationship with the organisation.
He said this on Sunday in a post on his official Facebook page,when reacting to the news trending on social media that he wrote a petition against churches under the umbrella of Penticostal Fellowship Of Nigeria demanding for the explanation and disbursements of N2billion given by Peter Obi to churchs to help convince their members to vote for him.
He further stated that he did not authored such petition nor ask anybody to do so on his behalf stressing that the author of the said petition is not known to him.



His Statement Reads
Re: “Petition on the misappropriation of N2 Billion given by the presidential candidate of Labour party, Mr Peter Obi to Churches under the umbrella of CAN…”
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.
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.
Yours truly,
Hon. Pastor Frank Alozie Onwumere.
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