The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Enoch Adeboye, has stated that Nigeria's next president for the 2027 general elections has already been determined by God. Speaking during a workers' meeting at Redemption City along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway on Saturday, May 2, Adeboye emphasized that political outcomes are subject to divine authority, regardless of campaigns or political calculations.
Adeboye: 'Will of God Will Be Done'
The RCCG leader told the congregation that while political activity will intensify ahead of 2027, believers should view events through faith rather than anxiety. "The next president has already been decided by God, who owns the universe. It is not something we can determine by human effort alone. The will of God will be done," he said. He stressed that human participation in politics does not override divine sovereignty over national leadership.
2027 Elections: Adeboye Advises Nigerians
The cleric cautioned Nigerians against excessive worry over political developments, urging trust in God's control over the nation's future. "I never said we should not be involved in politics, but we must understand that God has the final say in the affairs of men," he added. His remarks come as political positioning builds across parties ahead of the 2027 elections, with potential contenders beginning consultations and alignments.
Pastor Adeboye Calls for Prayers Ahead of 2027 Polls
Adeboye urged Nigerians to remain prayerful and peaceful as the country approaches another election cycle, emphasizing a balance between civic participation and spiritual reflection. "We should do our part, but we should also keep on praying and trust God. That is what is satisfying to me," he said. Nigeria's 2027 elections are expected to shape the country's political direction following the competitive 2023 general elections, with parties already strategizing for influence and voter mobilization.
Adeboye on Tinubu's Wife as RCCG Pastor
In related news, Pastor Adeboye clarified that First Lady Oluremi Tinubu will not be removed from her position as a pastor in the RCCG. He explained that she was ordained as an Assistant Pastor over a decade ago, before her husband, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, indicated interest in the presidency. Adeboye stressed that the ordination followed due process and church guidelines, and no breach of doctrine warrants disciplinary action. He insisted that external pressure would not influence the church's decisions.
