Primate Elijah Ayodele, The leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has declared that only God can stop the inauguration ceremony of the President-elect, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, on May 29.
Although the Muslim-Muslim union does not align with God's plan for Nigeria and would result in challenging times for the country, nobody will be able to prevent the inauguration, according to Primate Ayodele.
In a statement written by his media assistant, Oluwatosin Osho, the priest claimed that Peter Obi, the Labour Party, LP's presidential candidate, should avoid from going to court because he will not win there.
Primate Ayodele revealed that he had counseled Obi on how to win the election before it took place, but that Obi had decided to disregard it, which was the cause of his defeat.
"Peter Obi can't be president. He didn't win the election," he declared. Obi's legal representation is currently a waste of time, money, and effort. Even if he travels the world, he will not be recognized as the winner since he did not win the election.
Primate Ayodele elaborated on court proceedings by saying that only a small number of states could undergo a change of heart and that most states' election outcomes will stand.
Peter Obi, the Labour Party's nominee for president, has stated that he believes the judiciary will render the correct decision in the case currently before the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal where he is contesting the outcome of the recently-concluded presidential election on February 25.
Obi underlined his belief in the judicial system during a live interview on Thursday morning's program of Sunrise Daily on Channels Television.
The LP candidate stated that despite Nigeria having one of the strongest legal systems in the world, politicians were trying to influence the court system through bribery.
"I believe in the justice system. Obi said, "I do since I spent three years in court where people say it is impossible to become the governor through the court and I became the first. When questioned if he has faith in the judiciary, the questioner said.
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