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Rev. Isaac Oluyamo, the Diocesan Bishop of Ijesa North, Anglican Communion, has revealed that Governor Adegboyega Oyetola of Osun would win the Osun governorship election in July, but salary payment of workers will be stop for years.
The Bishop made the disclosure while delivering a sermon at St. Stephen’s Anglican Church Ere-Ijesa, Osun, at the installation of Mrs Foluke Dada as the Iya Egbe Odo (Woman Leader) of the Church.
According to him, “I know members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) will not like what I want to say, but Gov. Oyetola will win the governorship election, but salary will cease for four years.”
He said the second term of governors and governments is always full of turbulence.
The Bishop thereafter admonished members of the congregation to go out and vote when the election comes.
“If you don’t vote, you have voted for who will win. Go and vote when the election comes. Vote for whoever you like but chose your leaders.” he said.
Delivering the sermon on trusting God, from the Book of Psalm 89 vs 33-35, Oluyamo said God has assured that He will keep his promise to those who love and trust Him.
He advised the people to always call on God for whatever they want, as trusting in humans can lead to frustration and disappointment.
“Don’t be moved by the situation you are passing through, the circumstances around you, or what you hear, know that God loves you and He has promised never to stop loving you,” he said.
He charged the congregation to always call on God for whatever they need or desire, saying God has instructed believers and those that trust in Him to always “call onto Him and He will answer them”.
In her acceptance speech, Mrs Foluke Dada thanked the Bishop and the Church for finding her worthy for the chieftaincy bestowed upon her.
She promised to live up to the responsibility her new status in the church entailed.
Dada thanked family and friends for their support and promised that she and her family would make donations towards the development and advancement of the church.
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