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General Overseer of Redeemed Christian
Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye,
on Friday declared to all RCCG faithful
should come to church on first Sunday
of 2015, being the 4 day of January
before he and other pastors in the
church will release the New Year’s
blessings.
Adeboye made this declaration on the
fifth day and eve of the recently
concluded 2014 edition of the Holy
Ghost congress, an annual gathering of
the Redeemed Christian Church of God,
which always comes up in the month of
December.
The cleric also enjoined Nigerians to
ensure that they acquire their voter’s
card which would enable them partake
in the voting exercise come next year.
He said: “Every eligible voter should
ensure they get their voter’s card since
this is the only ticket that would ensure
that they vote in the candidate of their
choice. Nigerians must begin to realise
that their vote is their power, and it must
be the concern of every Christian to
decide who rules them as they are under
covenant obligations to respect and pray
for their leaders. Therefore, it is
imperative to vote in whom your heart
desires to be your leader and also
facilitate a true and love inspiring
relationship with your leaders spiritually
by praying for them always.”
He urged those who have not gotten
their Permanent Voters Card (PVC) to
sacrifice a day and go to the local
government centre closest to them to
get their cards on or before the last day
of the year.
He displayed an example of good
leadership as he brought out his own
PVC and that of his wife.
He also assured citizens that Nigeria will
remain one indivisible nation, full of
prospects and a bright future, adding
that whoever is habouring the thoughts
of breaking the country, would be the
one to be broken completely.
The congress had in attendance female
political big-wigs such as the wife of
Lagos State Governor, Abimbola
Fashola, wife of Deputy Governor of Kogi
State, Tokunbo Awoniyi, Deputy
Governor of Lagos State, Adejoke
Orelope-Adefulire as well as former
Deputy Governor, Sarah Sosan.
Also in attendance were clerics from
foreign countries, minister in songs, and
some Nigerian pastors, like Rev. J. O.
Olaiya among others.
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