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Bishop Oyedepo Slams Buhari’s Govt Again, Warns Nigerians Over 2023 Election

Bishop David Oyedepo

Presiding Bishop of Living Faith Church Worldwide, aka Winners’ Chapel, David Oyedepo, has claimed he always knew Nigeria was heading for a waterloo under President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration.

Oyedepo stated this during the Easter service in his church.

Bishop David Oyedepo

The cleric has been a vocal critic of Buhari since 2015 and has now said God confided in him that the country was not heading in the right direction.

Oyedepo also described Nigerians as a people with a “short memory”, as candidates begin to express their interest in running for the presidency in 2023.

“There are people God confides Himself in. Not because of their experience or age but because of their heart for Him.

“I knew Nigeria was heading for a waterloo. He confided in me. They are under torture.

“Somebody commented recently, you know why Bishop stopped? He shouted and shouted, but they didn’t hear. What will I ever get from it? Will I get elected from it?

“I knew that in 1984, there is no position on this earth that I will fight for. I have taken a strong position in Christ. Now they are going again, deceiving you, what a people with a short memory,” Oyedepo said.

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