From Church to Politics: A Governor’s Miraculous Tale
Edo State Governor, Senator Monday Okpebholo, recently testified at Pastor Jerry Eze’s church, attributing his electoral victory to divine intervention. He described his win in the September 21, 2024, gubernatorial election as “God-ordained.”
This testimony has sparked diverse reactions on social media platform X (formerly Twitter). Some users express concern over the intersection of religion and politics, suggesting that churches should maintain a separation from political matters. One user commented, “Generally against churches giving politicians the privilege to speak about elections or politics. Acknowledge the politicians if you need to…”
Others, however, view the governor’s testimony as a genuine expression of faith, appreciating his acknowledgment of divine influence in his political journey.
This event has ignited a broader discussion about the role of religious institutions in political discourse and the appropriateness of political figures sharing testimonies in religious settings.
For a firsthand account of Governor Okpebholo’s testimony, you can watch the video below:
