PEPC: You’ll see God’s wrath if…, Primate Ayodele warns judges

<p>The leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele has sent stern warning to the judges handling the case of the Presidential Election Petition Court (PEPC).</p>, <p>According to the political prophet, the judges need to be careful with their judgements in order to avoid “God’s wrath”.</p>, <p>In a statement signed by his media aide, Osho Oluwatosin, Primate Ayodele made it known that there will be serious consequences if the judges give a wrong judgement on the election tribunal cases.</p>, <p>His words; ‘’I still want to tell the judges that there will be consequences if they give the wrong judgment concerning the election tribunal. Any judge who makes wrong pronouncements will see the wrath of God and the anger will come upon them.</p>, <p>‘’The judges must make the right pronouncement so they can be blessed than do what will cause tribulation, agony, pain, and tears. They should not do what will destroy their generations.</p>, <p>‘’The judges for the governorship election tribunal and the presidential election tribunal should take note. Gone are the days when they go scot-free when they give judgments that were influenced by money or interest, God is watching them.’’</p>, <p>Furthermore, Primate Ayodele noted that he isn’t threatening the judicial process or laying curses on them but it is dangerous for them not to do the right thing.</p>, <p>‘’I am not cursing them or threatening them, I am only delivering divine messages as received. I am not supporting anyone among the candidates but judges must deliver the right judgment, it’s dangerous not to do so,’’ he added.</p>, <p>YOU SHOULD NOT MISS THESE HEADLINES FROM NIGERIAN TRIBUNE</p>, <p>Tinubu’s ministerial list: Disqualify Stella Okotete now, lawyer writes Senate</p>, <p>Abuja-based human rights lawyer, Oladotun Hassan, has asked Nigerian Senate to disqualify one of the ministerial nominees, Stella Okotete, over…</p>, <p>Oil refinery: ‘They call us lazy youths but won’t give us jobs,’ Nigerians berate Dangote’s plan to hire 11,000 I