Lere Olayinka, the senior special adviser on media to the former governor of Rivers State and FCT minister, Nyesom Wike has taken to his official X handle to make a remarkable comment regarding the the manner in which a wrongdoer obtains clemency. According to his statements, he pointed out that before a sinner is forgiven, he must first admit his sins and show remorse.
The recent presidential pardon granted to several ex-convicts and inmates by the president after a careful deliberation with the national council of state sparked massive public debate, as opinions remained divided regarding the act of mercy by the president.
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However, in a recent statement which was shared on his official X handle, Lere Olayinka, the senior special adviser on media to FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike made a remarkable comment regarding the manner in which a sinner obtains clemency.
According to his statements which had garnered widespread traction across various social media platforms and had generated mixed reactions, he pointed out that a sinner must first admit his wrongdoings.
He equally pointed out that he should also show remorse for his actions before asking for forgiveness. His comments were however, disputed by many as they believed it contained a cryptic message.
While many commended the act of mercy shown by the president, others believed the recipients were undeserving of the kind gesture given the magnitude of the offences committed, unlike Nnamdi Kanu whom many believed deserved unconditional pardon.
“For God to forgive a sinner, such a sinner must first admit his or her sins, show remorse, and ask for forgiveness.” Lere Olayinka wrote.