Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Francis Oborevwori, has drawn attention on social media after a video showed him participating in ushering duties at the ongoing Shiloh 2025 programme of Living Faith Church, also known as Winners Chapel.
The video, shared on X by @dammiedammie35, showed the governor standing with other ushers while the programme was ongoing. The clip quickly circulated online and prompted a flood of reactions from Nigerians.
Reacting to the video, @GODSONJE wrote, “he has been an usher all his life . it’s not a show.”
@Joy990340150058 said, “He has always been an usher in Winners before he became a governor.”
@judeehis commented, “Before you spill rubbish, he has been serving for a long time in Living Faith Church before becoming even the speaker house of assembly let alone governor in Delta State.”
@uzor_chukwu1 stated, “Not ushering work He’s an elder in the church so he’s merely performing his duties.”
@JustAmof wrote, “Perfect example that no one is too big to serve God .”
@HrhOffid added, “There’s no big man in the house of God.”
However, other users expressed doubts and criticism.
@ShalewaForeign wrote, “Na still tactics.”
@IAmWills11 reacted, “ushering work but na front of audience you dey😂😂😂”
@Tioluwalope0 said, “This is distracting cos security are all over him,they said the country is safe so who need security inside church.”
@Andy_Dgr8 commented, “To be a good leader, you must learn how to serve even the least person in the crowd. I hope he is not doing it for clout because that is what they are good for.”
Some reactions addressed the wider relationship between religion and politics.
@koko_herbert wrote, “In Nigeria, religion leaders and political leaders are in same WhatsApp group. Both work really hard to put lives of ordinary Nigerians at bay.”
@Only1Leanboi said, “All our leaders dey this pastors hand.”
@ShrewdT3ch commented, “lol Nigerians and being impressed by the most stupid shit. Na why people like Tinubu be president.”
The video continues to generate reactions online as Nigerians respond in sharply different ways to the governor’s appearance at the religious event.
