Pastor Paul Enenche of the Dunamis International Gospel Centre on Sunday advised Nigerians not to choose the wrong candidate with only one month to the presidential election.
Enenche warned that Nigerians who support murderers, financiers of terrorism, and jihadists in the upcoming election would face judgment from God.
Enenche urged Nigerians to obtain their Permanent Voters Cards (PVCs) and cast their ballots for the appropriate candidates during the church’s combined service in Abuja.
Enenche pointed out that the presidential election is now spiritual rather than physical.
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Despite the efforts of evil forces to harm Nigeria, the preacher issued a dire warning.
Enenche said, “Call your family members and warn them that God would judge them if they vote for killers.
“I reiterate: If they support terrorists and the Jihadists who fund them, God will judge them.
“Since some rural people are not on social media, they are unaware of what is happening.
“The powers of destruction are trying to split up Nigeria at this point, but I assure you that this country will carry out God’s plan for it.
“Call your family members and instruct them on how and who to vote for. I say this because the electoral issue is now a spiritual one rather than a physical one”.
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He warned that Nigerians should maintain silence because the fate of Christians is at stake.
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