Buhari will be removed if the blood of Sunday Igboho, Nnamdi Kanu and others is shed - Apostle Okikijesu

Apostle Paul Okikijesu of the Christ Apostolic Miracle Ministry, has warned President Muhammadu Buhari not to be pushed into shedding the blood of Sunday Igboho, pro-Biafra agitator, Nnamdi Kanu, former Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi Lamido and ex-militant leader, Tompolo.

The Apostle said, if the blood of these men are shed, the Government of Buhari will be taken away from him and be given to his Vice.

He advised the president to seek wise counsel from men of God other than men who are coercing/pushing him.

In a press release he said; "The President should believe in the voices of the religious advisers more than the voices of those who are coercing/pushing him. He should believe in their voices more than his own wisdom,"

"Thus says the Lord: What I am saying is that the President must not allow people to coerce/push him to shed the blood of these four men: namely Sunday Adeyemo (Igboho), Sanusi Lamido, Nnamdi Kanu and Tompolo. If this happens there will be panic and the country will be shaken.

"Thus says the Lord: The blood of these four men is not for sacrifice, and it is not to be used to appease his spirit for a long life, or to achieve his goals. Inform the President that he must not permit or condone the blood of these four men to be spilled.

"He must not allow people to use their might/power to shed the blood of these four men. If the blood of these men is shed; then the government will be taken away from him and it will be given to his deputy.

"That means, his vice should be making preparation, because I the Lord will crown him with a glorious crown, to govern the country. If this does not happen, I am not God anymore.

"Thus says the Lord: If the President quickly silences people who are agitating concerning these four men, and performs the amendments that I the Lord is expecting from him; then he will govern for a brief period of time; else his deputy will assume the control of the country."

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