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Deliver dividends of democracy, Npumechi tells political office holders

The Senior Pastor of Eagles Ministries City of God (a.k.a Mountain of Authority and Testimonies), Ojodu, Lagos, John Npumechi has called on political office holders across the country to deliver the dividends of democracy in their various areas of service.

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Supporters of presidential candidate of the Labour Party Peter Obi and running mate Datti Baba-Ahmed march during a campaign rally in Lagos, on October 1, 2022. - Tens of thousands of supporters for Nigeria's third party candidate Peter Obi marched in Lagos on Saturday, in the first major campaign rally for the 2023 presidential election. A former governor, Labour Party candidate Obi is challenging to the traditional dominance of ruling APC and main opposition PDP for the presidency of Africa's most populous country. (Photo by PIUS UTOMI EKPEI / AFP)

The Senior Pastor of Eagles Ministries City of God (a.k.a Mountain of Authority and Testimonies), Ojodu, Lagos, John Npumechi has called on political office holders across the country to deliver the dividends of democracy in their various areas of service.

He noted that the country is the way it is today because Nigerian leaders have refused to do the right thing.
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Npumechi, who made the call in Lagos during a special rally tagged, “Possess Your possession” under the platform of Altar Verses Altar, stressed that the nation could only possess its possession if everyone is committed to nation building and are ready to seek for God’s intervention too.

The Senior Pastor is optimistic that Nigeria will come out from its woods, adding that the season of unending locust will soon be over.
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