Vote competent person in 2023, Kumuyi tells Nigerians

The General Superintendent of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry, Pastor Williams Kumuyi, has urged the Nigerian electorate to search for a competent person to lead the country. He said the situation of the country was an indication that God was very much interested in Nigeria. Nigerian polytechnics losing focus on manpower development – TETFund Herder […]

Vote competent person in 2023, Kumuyi tells Nigerians

Pastor William Kumuyi

The General Superintendent of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry, Pastor Williams Kumuyi, has urged the Nigerian electorate to search for a competent person to lead the country.

He said the situation of the country was an indication that God was very much interested in Nigeria.

Kumuyi who stated this yesterday when he arrived in Ibadan, the Oyo state capital for a 3-day crusade organised by his church which would commence today urged the people to continue to hope in the Lord and take necessary steps to change the situations in the country.

He said, “We pray, we also act. God has told us that faith without corresponding action is dead. So, we pray for good leadership, the best of leadership then we use our minds and get our facts and we vote for the people that God leads us to vote for that will turn the situation of the country around.

“We should still have hope in God and we should know that Nigerians are not in total despair. The same Nigerians are doing well in America, in Europe and different places and even with the government.

“So, it’s not like we do not have people that have the foresight, the intelligence, the education, the experience and everything that can turn things around.

“We have to dutifully and positively look for such people and together we can join hands together and build our nation. I believe that there will be light at the end of the tunnel.”

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