Mayor Eric Adams visits houses of worship across the 5 boroughs
He vowed to congregants that he has no plans in stepping down anytime soon.
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yesterdayMayor Eric Adams received a warm welcome in the Bronx Sunday afternoon as he made an appearance at the Emmanuel Presbyterian Reform Church in Woodlawn.
He vowed to congregants that he has no plans in stepping down anytime soon.
Public Advocate Jumaane Williams however, told News 12 he is prepared to take the seat as New York City's mayor if needed.
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