Till Now, God Hasn’t Told Me Election Will Hold Next Year- Adeboye

Nigeria’s referred General Overseer of the RCCG Pastor Enorch Adeboye  again makes statements that cast doubt as earlier on the possibilities of elections next year in what is likely to dominate debate for days to come

Pastor Enorch Adeboye of the Redeemed Christian Church of God on Friday repeated his earlier alert that up till now, he is not certain over the election slated to hold next year.

Speaking at the Holy Ghost conference which opened on Friday at the camp of the church on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, Adeboye who had earlier this year made similar revelation to the congregation that he still in the dark about the 2023 general elections.

He said: “Up till now, Daddy hasn’t told me yet that there is going to be an election next year. All the same, anybody who comes to me seeking prayer, I pray for them. That’s my duty. I’m not frightening you. I’m just speaking as a pastor.

And I’m your pastor. I’m telling you that we need to pray, to thank Him for all He has been doing for us, ask for forgiveness and ask for mercy.”
His revelation was followed by a pall of silence as he dropped the message.

The message further reinforced apprehensions Nigerians have had over the much publicized elections which are scheduled to take place in February.

Many of the prominent presidential candidates of the parties had visited Adeboye for prayers.

In his April earlier declaration, Adeboye had said “As of now, I still don’t know whether or not there will be an election next year, yet. I don’t know because my father has not spoken about it yet. The reason could be in Mathew 6: 34.“

“God must have told you – some of you who are prophets, you are closer to Him (God) but is there anyone of you here who can raise your hand to heaven and say without any doubt, there will be election in 2023?. If you can, tell us, prophet.”

The nation’s electoral body Independent National Electoral Commission has declared several times it is ready for the elections.

However, the INEC had equally expressed worries over the spate of violence and insecurity in the country.