- Warns false prophets against stoking crisis
Renowned cleric Bishop Kayode Williams has declared that there would be no coup d’etat in Nigeria, stressing that the strident calls for coup was being mooted by those with a poor sense of history.
Williams, the presiding bishop of Christ Vessels of Grace Church Inc. who spoke with our correspondent on Saturday against the backdrop of the recent takeover of government in Niger and Gabon, both within West and Central Africa by military juntas, said he received divine admonitions that individuals and groups fanning the embers of war and confusion in the country, should desist forthwith in order to attract
the wrath of God.
“Why will any sane person call for military takeover in the return? That’s in the past. Never again will there be a military rule in this country,” he said.
According to him, those calling for return to military rule do not mean well for the country and are only interested in destabilising the its people and region.
While noting that the coups reported in neighbouring African countries was not just unfortunate but are bound to further impoverish the citizenry.
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He therefore reiterated the need for Nigerians to learn from the experience of those countries.
“There will be no “coup” in Nigeria, sayeth the Lord. Thus sayeth the Lord, there will be peace, peace and total peace in the nation Nigeria. There will be no bloodshed, no confusion, no commotion, no panicking. This is the message from God Almighty,” Bishop Williams stated.
On the blackmailer and propaganda against the judges sitting at the President Election Tribunal, Williams who recalled that God divinely chose President Bola Tinubu to lead the country at this point in time, declared that, “The Election Petition Tribunal judgement will be divine, clean and clear.”
Besides, he said, “All prophet of doom shall be put to shame. Nigeria will rise and shine, sayeth the Lord. The expectations of the wicked shall be cut off.”