The Senior pastor of Awaiting The Second Coming Of Christ Ministry, Adewale Giwa, says the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari has pushed Nigerians to the wall.
Giwa, while addressing his members in Akure on Sunday, said the All Progressives Congress had opened the eyes of Nigerians with its bad policies imposed on them.
According to him, the Edo State governorship election has clearly shown that the people are disappointed with the APC, adding that the party will cease to exist soon.
He said,
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“Don’t be surprised that the APC might cease to exist any moment. Many of you could remember one year ago when I warned president Buhari and Osinbajo to resign.
“I said it there would be repercussions and consequences of their actions. Do you know how many people who lost their lives in 2019 presidential election?
“Do you think God is happy with the APC? Do you think a sinner can go unpunished? No
“Can’t you see how people disappointed them in Edo? The same scenario will also play itself out in Ondo state because the people are determined to send the APC to the journey of no return.
“The money they are dashing out to the people during elections is meant for all of us. People would collect the money and also vote against them just like what Edo people did on Saturday.”
“I said it there would be repercussions and consequences of their actions. Do you know how many people who lost their lives in 2019 presidential election?
“Do you think God is happy with the APC? Do you think a sinner can go unpunished? No
“Can’t you see how people disappointed them in Edo? The same scenario will also play itself out in Ondo state because the people are determined to send the APC to the journey of no return.
“The money they are dashing out to the people during elections is meant for all of us. People would collect the money and also vote against them just like what Edo people did on Saturday.”
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