[size=14pt]Adeboye holds prayer summit for politicians[/size]
News Thursday, January 13, 2011


By Sam Eyoboka

AS part of efforts to ensure, not just free, fair and credible, but peaceful elections later this year, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, has perfected plans to host a special prayer summit for all stakeholders in the political sector of the country.





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The prayer summit will hold at the national headquarters of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, in Ebute Metta, Lagos on Sunday, February 6, 2011.

Briefing newsmen in Lagos, yesterday, the assistant pastor in charge of the headquarter church, Pastor Goke Aniyeloye, confirmed that invitations had been dispatched to the chairman of the Nigerian Independent Electoral Commission, INEC, all political party chairmen, state governors, senators and all other stakeholders in the sector.

According to the pastor, Adeboye told them that God had assured him that whosoever is not ordained by Him, would not be allowed to mount the saddle of leadership in the country, adding "Nigerians are all tired of leaving as slaves in our father's land. We will repossess this nation back to God.

"In the forthcoming elections, Daddy said, whosoever that the Almighy God had not ordained to rule, we will dis-ordain them as from today, and anyone who is not going to do Nigeria and Nigerians any good will not get near to the post," he quoted Pastor Adeboye as saying.

Explaining reason for the summit, he said it was based on the prophecy of the General Overseer earlier on January 6, when Pastor Adeboye announced that God told him that Nigeria will rise again from its current prostrate state.

"That singular act gave us the assurance that Nigeria, truly is bouncing back on her feet soon," he added, pointing out that we must all pray for peace in the country. Pastor Adeboye had enjoined all Nigerians to go out to register during the INEC's Voters Registration Exercise, vote and be prepared to defend their votes.

Speaking at the first monthly Holy Ghost Service of 2011 at the Redemption Camp, Pastor Adeboye said several Nigerians have been calling him to know the mind of God concerning the nation ahead of the 2011 elections.

Is Adeboye is trying not to look partial to Goodluck, who is now using his appearance at d holy ghost congress to campaign?