2023: Buhari's Successor A Female From Winners Chapel? Oyedepo Speaks
- So long as God is concerned, for Bishop David Oyedepo, nothing is impossible in the 2023 general elections
- Oyedepo even told his church members on Sunday, January 23, that Nigeria's next president could be one of them
- The cleric went as far as declaring that God can raise a female in the church to become President Buhari's successor
Ota, Ogun state - During his sermon on Sunday, January 23, Bishop David Oyedepo of Living Faith Church stated that God in his almightiness can pick Nigeria's next president from his church.
The fiery cleric advised his members who are seeking political offices in 2023 to get divine counsel in order to avoid pain and self-torment, Sahara Reporters reports.
He admonished such members of his congregation not to be led by greed and lust for power.
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Oyedepo claimed that he has never asked anything from anyone in the corridor of power across Nigeria and that even a female can be elevated to lead the nation come 2023, PM News reports.
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He stated:
"And it is important for me to mention to members of the church because another time is here now. You better ask counsel of the priest before you torment your life by yourself.
“What office will you win election to that I will now need you? No. My eternal helper is up there, and they know if I have ever asked a thing of anyone. Allow God to lead you. Don’t let greed and avarice lead you.
“Don’t get me wrong, God can pick a president from this church. That President could even be a female.”
2023: Powerful name mentioned after Buhari spoke on his successor
Meanwhile, the leader of Arewa in the south, Alhaji Musa Saidu, had called on President Muhammadu Buhari to support the All Progressives Congress (APC)'s national leader, Asiwaju Ahmed Bola Tinubu, to succeed him in 2023.
Saidu noted that it was time for President Buhari to pay back for the massive support he got from the former Lagos governor in the 2015 and 2019 presidential elections.
The northern group's leader recalled that in the political history of Nigeria, 2015 was the first time southwest politicians will throw their weight behind a northern candidate.
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