There’s plot to compromise Tribunal judges — Primate Ayodele
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Primate Ayodele
The General Overseer of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has called on Nigerians to pray for the judges presiding over the President Election Petition Tribunal—PEPT as there are attempts by the powers that be to compromise their rulings.
Ayodele said that if the attempt by the dark forces to manipulate the verdicts pulls through, Nigeria will be thrown into a terrible situation, adding to the suffering of its people.
In a statement signed by his media aide, Osho Oluwatosin, the cleric said that the judges need God’s divine intervention to enable them do the right thing.
He warned that any judge who allows him or herself to become a weapon for injustice will face the consequences.
‘’Nigerians need to pray for judges at the presidential election petition tribunal. I see powers trying to influence them from doing the right thing.
“They are doing it already and if these powers succeed, it may lead the country into a huge crisis.
‘’This is not about the country alone, even any judge that allows him or herself to become a weapon for injustice will face the consequence. Nigeria is in pain and any judge who supports any kangaroo judgment will be in permanent pain, anguish and agony.
“The judges need God’s divine intervention to do the right thing. Our judges need to be fortified, they need cleansing, and they need the spirit of God at this moment.”
Primate Ayodele stated that the final ruling of the judges will either make Nigeria move forward or cause a set-back to the country.
He further added that if the judgment doesn’t reflect justice, Nigerians will rain curses on the judges.
‘’The tribunal will either make Nigeria move forward or bring a setback to Nigeria. The thing is if the judgment doesn’t go in the direction of Justice, they will rain curses on judges. The curse will come in different dimensions. The judges should be sincere in their judgment for their sake and that of their families. They should do what is needful in order to help Nigeria and make the country better. We need a judgment that will rebrand Nigeria’’.
