- Pastor Enoch Adeboye stated that the winner of the 2027 presidential election has already been determined by God.
- He emphasized that the outcome is beyond human effort and that divine will ultimately prevails in the affairs of men.
- The cleric dismissed descriptions of him as the “father of all Christians,” stating he is satisfied being the father of the Redeemed Christian Church of God and that national leadership lies with the CAN President.
- Adeboye rejected claims that the RCCG is an extension of the APC, adding that while politicians may attend services, they are barred from using the altar for campaigns.
The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Enoch Adeboye, has informed citizens that the next president of Nigeria is already a settled matter in the eyes of God.
Eko Hot Blog reports that speaking on Saturday at the Redemption City during a workers’ meeting, he urged Nigerians not to be anxious about upcoming political developments.
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He noted that while he does not discourage political involvement, he believes the universe belongs to God, whose final say is what truly matters.
Addressing recent comments made by activist Omoyele Sowore, Adeboye clarified his standing within the Nigerian Christian community.
He agreed with Sowore’s assessment that he is a “denominational father” rather than a father to all Christians in the country, noting that he does not seek such a title.
He maintained that the leadership of the Christian community rests with the President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN).
The cleric also used the platform to address social media allegations regarding the church’s political affiliations.
He denied that the RCCG acts as an extension of the ruling All Progressives Congress, asserting that the church remains a voice for the people on national issues like economic hardship.
Adeboye even expressed his willingness to join peaceful protests if called upon by CAN leadership, reminding the audience that he had protested previously during the Goodluck Jonathan administration.
