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2027: God told us Tinubu will win –  Archbishop Chivir Chianson
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2027: God told us Tinubu will win –  Archbishop Chivir Chianson

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Secretary General of the Charismatic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria, CBCN, Archbishop Chivir Chianson, has said God told them that President Bola Tinubu will win the 2027 general elections.

Chianson made this disclosure on Saturday while responding to questions in an interview on Arise Television.

He said it is not the business of the Charismatic Bishops if the opposition political parties cannot organise themselves and put their acts together.

“As bishops, we are priests and we are also prophets. If you check in the Bible, whenever God wanted persons who would rule over the nation of Israel, He always sent His prophets. He always sent His own servants to that anointing.

“So what we said about President Tinubu was a prophetic message. Come 2027, I’ll be back here in this studio, and you would see that what we said was right. God told us President Tinubu will win. He’s not only going to win, he will perform better.

“Yes, we speak truth to power. But that does not mean that when we want to talk to the President, we should behave like village headmasters toward the President or the nation. Our Constitution is the Bible that guides what we do and say,” he said.

2027: God told us Tinubu will win –  Archbishop Chivir Chianson

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