He gave the assurance during the monthly thanksgiving service at the RCCG headquarters, Throne of Grace, Ebute-metta, where he ministered on the theme: ‘Supernatural Elevation’ and also prayed for traditional rulers, fathers and intending fathers.
Also, speaking through the Assistant General Overseer, (Admin & Personnel), Pastor Johnson Odesola, Adeboye stressed that the country would experience supernatural elevation on the condition that Nigerians, including the large population of youth, take seriously 2023 election by exercising their voting rights to ensure that a credible candidate, who will take Nigeria to the promised land is elected.
“Nigerians are suffering and many are hungry. The painful aspect of the whole thing is that they expect so much from this administration that promised ‘a change’, but it is still disheartening today that Nigeria is a consuming nation that hardly produces anything as many factories as used to be buoyant are not producing anything again.
“It is also annoying that power is still a problem in this country and one wonders what leadership is all about. How can a country survive without power that would invite investors? In developed nations, power is the primary thing and for saboteurs of power to be having upper hand in Nigeria today, they must be among the leaders and politicians. This is the reason Nigerians should not miss it come 2023, but everyone must ensure he or she exercises his or her voting right and vote out selfish politicians that are taking Nigerians for a ride,” he said.
