If You Don’t Produce Next Senate President, Muslim Will Emerge – Primate Ayodele Tells Igbos

The leader of the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Father Elijah Ayodele,  said Wednesday that the next president of the Senate should be Igbo.
The Ayodele primate has revealed that if the next Senate President is not an Igbo, the position will likely fall to a Muslim.

In a statement signed by his spokesman, Oluwatosin Osho, the cleric said that if a Muslim emerges as the next president of the Senate, the new government will be in danger as there will be political tensions. domestic treatment.

The man of God, who opposes the ruling party’s Muslim-Muslim alliance, has reiterated his stance against the alliance, saying God is not in favor of it and the country will again fall into crisis due to an ‘evil’ combination.

He also advised Igbo legislators to come together to support one of them to win the position of Speaker of the Senate as the area will be eliminated for many years if they cannot produce the next person to the position. . Theo Ayodele:

“In all fairness, the Igbos should produce the next Senate President; if not, a Muslim will emerge and jeopardise the incoming government’s activities. It will also cause political tension and imbalance in the government.

“Igbo lawmakers need to be united than ever before in order to push one of their own to become the next senate president because if they are unable to make it happen, the region will be sidelined in this incoming government.

“God doesn’t approve this Muslim-Muslim government, it will still create a lot in the country and will be the worse government so far.”

Also, in the House of Representatives, Primate Ayodele advised the opposition to form a coalition in order to defeat the ruling party in the Speakership race.

He explained that their unity would put the incoming government on its toes.

“The opposition should form a coalition regarding the House of Representatives speakership position. They need to put the incoming government on its toes and that can only happen if the opposition produces the next House of Representatives speaker. If the ruling party emerges, Nigeria will be in a very difficult situation,”

He said.