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Tribunal verdict: Only God can help Obi, Atiku politically, Primate Ayodele reacts

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Obi and Atiku

The leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele has reacted to the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal (PEPT) judgment which upheld the election of President Bola Tinubu as winner of the February 25 poll.

In a statement signed by his media aide, Osho Oluwatosin, Primate Ayodele stated that it is only God that can help Abubakar Atiku (PDP) and Peter Obi (LP) adding that the former is playing his last politics while the latter cannot become Nigeria’s president.

The cleric revealed that he warned both of them to be careful of ‘Emilokan’ syndrome based on what he saw in the spiritual realm but they failed to listen and took his warnings with levity.

‘’Only God can help Obi and Atiku politically. Atiku is playing his last politics and Peter Obi will not be Nigeria’s president even in the next dispensation, it won’t even go to the Igbos.’’

‘’When I warned Obi and Atiku about Emilokan, they took it with levity, they didn’t know it’s an advanced spiritual enchantment. They don’t take the word of God serious and this led to their downfall,” he said.

Primate Ayodele further explained that it is only divine intervention that can help their case because no judge will be able to help them.

He made it known that they misused the time they should have used to avoid going to court for mandate recovery by not listening to him.

‘’It is only divine intervention that can help them, no judge can help them, the truth is bitter and they fail to hear it, they bombard themselves with lies that suit their ego.

“They had everything needed to defeat the ruling party, I warned them, gave them instructions but they didn’t listen. I warned them repeatedly about APC’s gimmicks but they rejected every warning. If they had listened, it would have been an easy ride to victory during the election but now, it’s almost impossible to recover any mandate,” Primate Ayodele added.

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