While speaking at a Sunday church service in Canaan Land Ota, Ogun State, Bishop David Oyedepo, on Sunday, denied endorsing Alhaji Atiku Abubakar for the 2019 presidential election.
Bishop Oyedepo said that the Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic birthday party, PDP, invited him to former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s residence for a peace parley.
The President of the dwelling faith Church, aka Winners Chapel, stated: “I'm aware Winners are in every political celebration in Nigeria, however, I don’t belong to any celebration. I was best invited to make peace. I don’t force myself on human beings due to the fact I am too busy.”
He explained that as an anointed mediator, he believed that the price of peace is cheaper than the price of war and that his involvement turned into only based on invitation, as he does no longer cross everywhere uninvited.
“by means of divine mandate, I've mediated between humans in each birthday party, which includes the celebration in energy. It isn't always a concept. I will deliver dates wherein I've mediated between a sitting president and a foremost opposition leader on this united states of America. The peace of Nigeria is vital to me,” he said.
“Our purpose is too comfy the wonderful destiny of our state and we are paying something rate that is required. The rate of peace is far inexpensive than the cost of conflict.“ I have never taken a dime from any candidate.
"You have to recognize better, I am called a peacemaker and feature achieved that in any respect levels in this us of a,” he said.
He, however, lamented the rising price of killings in some components of the united states in particular in Plateau nation.
“The current killings in Plateau kingdom is an ethical attack on our kingdom. No one is certified to be morally right if he does not have emotions for loss of lives.
I know how usually I cried over the killings in Nigeria. Some people claimed responsibility and not anything came about to them.
“The effect of the 30 months civil warfare remains with us. We gained’t see conflict once more in Nigeria. Individuals who want to see it can be cut down.”
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