Delta State Governor Ifeanyi Okowa lamented that it was not God’s will that the Aso Rock Chapel was closed for four years after the Progressive Congress (APC) Muslim-Muslim ticket.
Okowa, who spoke Friday at a meeting with members of the Isoko Church Leadership Council held at the Fountain of Life Mission, Oleh Isoko Sud Local Government Area, prayed. may it be time for everyone to pray and encourage the Church of Christ to continue to pray.
Speaking about the results of the presidential and parliamentary elections last Saturday, he noted that the election was rigged, adding that the outcome of the election was not God’s will.
We saw the manipulation of the election coming and the church of Christ prayed against the situation which we have just found ourselves in.
“Obviously, this is not the will of God. It is not the will of God that the Chapel in Aso Rock will be closed for four years as a result of the Muslim-Muslim ticket of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
“This is the time for us to truly pray. It is a time for me to encourage the church of Christ to continue to pray.
“I believe that this is the time for us to dwell in the light of God so that His will be done in our state and in Nigeria.
“This is the time for us to rise up in faith and not time to mourn. The church must be prayerful, cautious and have to think from inside.
“It is my prayer that the chapel in Government House, Asaba, will remain to the glory of God,” the governor said.
