It’s a Religious Downside, Solely God Can Clear up It — Pastor Ibiyeomie Speaks on Fubara–Wike Rift

The Normal Overseer of Salvation Ministries, Pastor David Ibiyeomie, has described the extended political disaster between Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, and the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, as a religious concern.

Ibiyeomie, who leads the Port Harcourt–based mostly church, mentioned there’s nothing any human effort can do to resolve the battle, insisting that solely divine intervention can carry an finish to the political stalemate.

Talking to members of his congregation in a video that has since gone viral, the cleric traced a sample of political fallouts amongst successive leaders in Rivers State.

He recalled that former governor Peter Odili fell out along with his political benefactor, Rufus Ada George; Chibuike Amaechi later fought Odili, who helped him turn into governor; Wike battled Amaechi, his political mentor; and now Fubara is locked in a confrontation with Wike.

In response to Ibiyeomie, the cycle would proceed even when Fubara have been to decide on a successor on the finish of his tenure.

“As a result of if God speaks to me, I’ll say it. No mortal man, I repeat, can remedy the issue of Rivers State. No mortal man. It’s not a bodily drawback.

“Has the President been in a position to remedy it? No. I will provide you with a narrative so you possibly can perceive. I’m a person of God. Ada George was a governor and Peter Odili was below him. Odili fought him.

“Amaechi was Odili’s boy; Amaechi fought him. Wike was Amaechi’s boy; Wike fought him. Sim was the boy to Wike and they’re combating. It may by no means be solved by any bodily man, besides by the hand of God.

“It’s because it’s not a bodily drawback. Even when Sim picks any individual immediately, the individual will combat him. It’s a religious drawback.

“They’ve tried all means, even the President, and haven’t been in a position to remedy the issue.”