Calls for Bola Tinubu to Resign as President of Nigeria Grow Louder

Awka, Anambra state - The recent plea by Prophet David Yahweh, the spiritual leader of the Holy Ghost Mountain Zion City of Miracle for All Nations, for Bola Tinubu to step down as the President of Nigeria has added fuel to the ongoing speculation surrounding the current state of the nation.

The prophet's call comes at a time when the country is grappling with escalating violence and killings committed by non-state actors across different regions. Prophet Yahweh expressed his distress over the lack of action and response from the government, particularly Tinubu's administration, stating, "My brothers and sisters are dying. People are dying. Here and there, in Anambra, in Imo state, Port Harcourt, nobody is saying anything about it."

Highlighting the urgent need for change, Yahweh urged Tinubu to resign from office, emphasizing the gravity of the situation. "This is the hour for Tinubu to resign. This is not about rigging elections. Tinubu, it is high time you resigned, let us fix this country," he stated. The spiritual leader believes that younger leaders like Peter Obi, who is described as "God-sent" and has been endorsed by Yahweh, could offer a brighter future for Nigeria.

Legit, the news outlet that reported Prophet Yahweh's call for Tinubu's resignation, also covered prophecies pertaining to Peter Obi becoming the President of Nigeria in the near future. Evangelist Naomi George explained that prophecies often have specific timings for manifestation and hinted at the possibility of Obi assuming the country's highest office.

Amidst these developments, the Action Alliance (AA) governorship candidate, Tope Balogun, has thrown his weight behind the opposition parties' quest to challenge the verdict of the presidential election petitions tribunal (PEPT) at the Supreme Court. Balogun encouraged the Labour Party (LP) and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to continue their legal pursuit if they are unsatisfied with the PEPT's judgment, which dismissed Obi and Atiku Abubakar's cases against President Tinubu.

The stage is set for a potentially transformative period in Nigerian politics, with calls for Tinubu's resignation growing louder, prophecies converging around Peter Obi, and opposition parties exploring legal avenues to challenge the tribunal's verdict. The nation eagerly watches as events unfold, holding onto hope for a better future.

Source of content: OOO News 2023-09-11 News

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