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6000 Pastors Endorse Muhammadu Buhari, Says God Has Said He His Nigeria’s Next President
Read below according to
PM News:
Despite allegations that some pastors in the country
collected N7 billion to support President Goodluck Jonathan’s
presidential ambition, at least 6,000 pastors in the Southwest are
mobilising for the emergence of Major General Muhammadu Buhari as
president and have declared seven days praying and fasting for God to
grant him victory at next week’s poll.
The pastors under the aegis of Christians for Governance, Pastors For
Change, held a news conference in Ikeja, Lagos, southwest Nigeria,
where they openly endorsed the candidacy of Buhari and Prof. Yemi
Osinbajo, who is a pastor in the Redeemed Christian Church of God.
The clerics are drawn from various churches, such as the Redeemed
Christian Church of God, RCCG, Catholic, Orthodox, among others.
They declared that they were not part of Jonathan’s largesse and that
nobody gave them money to support Buhari, but acting by divine
intervention from God who told them that Buhari would be the next
president of Nigeria.
The movement is being supported by Rev. Moses Iloh, Archbishop Magnus
Atilade, Ayo Opadokun and many other bigwigs in Christendom.
Addressing the news conference, Bishop Kayode Williams, National
Coordinator, Christians for Good Governance, said they have about 6,000
ministers who were part of the group calling for change in leadership as
the present government had failed the nation.
“We want to observe seven days of special prayer on the seven
mountains in the Southwest political zones comprising six states to pray
for the victory of Buhari and Osinbajo in the 28 March presidential
election.
“We are using this opportunity to call on all pastors who believe
that the time has surely come for change in Nigeria to exhort, mobilise,
instruct and direct all our members from our churches, numbering
186,000 churches in the Southwest zone to adhere to this divine
instruction from God,” he said.
According to him, “we shall intensify our intercessory prayers to God
so that there will be peace in the nation and that the election will be
free, transparent and peaceful. We are asking our archbishops,
evangelists, elders, deacons and deaconesses to join hands and make sure
that the prayer programme is very successful.”
Williams said if Christians pray, they believed God would grant
Buhari and Osinbajo victory at the polls so that men of integrity and
discipline could come to power to change things and fight corruption.
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