Renowned Prophet of the Most High, St. Paul Peters Oba’adedoyin, has called on Nigerians across all voting demographics to take their civic responsibilities seriously as the nation prepares for the 2027 general elections.
Oba’adedoyin, a Priest in the Order of Melchizedek and Setman of the Blazing Tower of Christ (Non-Denominational), urged citizens to vote responsibly for candidates of their choice in the State Assemblies, Governorship, National Assembly, and Presidential elections. He emphasized that the ballot is a sacred trust and must not be compromised.
In a passionate appeal through a statement he personally signed, he cautioned Nigerian youths against being used as instruments of violence or manipulation during the electoral process. He warned them not to sell their votes, stressing that their future depends on making informed choices rather than succumbing to inducements or intimidation.
Oba’adedoyin also addressed clerics across all faiths, advising them to refrain from turning their pulpits into political platforms. He urged religious leaders not to preach hate or discord, nor allow their platforms to be used as launching pads for candidates seeking votes. Instead, he called on clerics to maintain neutrality and focus on promoting peace, unity, and moral guidance.
“Elections must not be a theatre of violence or manipulation. Nigerians must rise to the occasion, vote responsibly, and protect the sanctity of the democratic process,” he declared.
St. Paul Peters Oba’adedoyin is widely known as an avant-garde musician, poet, philanthropist, and Apostle of Christ the King. Through his Heavenly Passion Muzik International ministry, he has reached lives across the globe with prophetic ministry, music, poetry, prayer, and humanitarian service. His passion, he says, is to herald the love of God for mankind, reveal Christ, transform lives, awaken destinies, and advance the Kingdom of God.
As Nigeria heads toward the 2027 elections, his message resonates as a clarion call for responsible citizenship, peaceful participation, and the rejection of divisive politics.
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