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The average Nigerian politician has a minimum of 4 Christian clergies, 3 Islamic clerics, and 5 herbalists who form his arm of spiritual fortification.
They employ all their spiritual capabilities to deploy various advantages for him.
From prophecy to divination, enchantments, charms, and totems, these forces combine to achieve two goals for him:
Obtain power
Retain power
Let's make no mistake: he doesn't pledge allegiance to any religion. He solely seeks power. That's it.
This reality distinguishes the Nigerian political landscape.
Why? Because Nigerian politicians primarily ascend to power with the aid of spirits and supernatural forces.
We understand many may object to this fact, but as Christians, we know better.
In Scripture, we see that kings and rulers seldom rule by mere natural means.
Just as the king of Babylon used divination to navigate his military campaigns—
Ezekiel 21:21:
"For the king of Babylon will stop at the fork in the road, at the junction of the two roads, to seek an omen. He will cast lots with arrows, consult his idols, and examine the liver."
Do you see that? Babylon was a formidable military power yet relied on spirits to sustain its conquests.
This was the same reason Balak sought Balaam to curse Israel.
In fact, Jewish legend holds that kings would consult Balaam, who would curse their enemies before they waged war on them, ensuring victory.
But why do politicians rely on spirits to obtain and maintain power?
Usually, it is to appease the true rulers of nations and regions: principalities.
We know some may dismiss this as "typical Pentecostal jargon about realms and portals."
But principalities are real.
They are the true powers ruling over some territories.
Human politicians often serve as mere proxies of their rule. Consider the story of Lucifer—
Isaiah 14:3-4 depicts a lamentation for the king of Babylon:
"It shall come to pass in the day the Lord gives you rest from your sorrow, and from your fear and the hard bondage in which you were made to serve, that you will take up this proverb against the king of Babylon, and say:
'How the oppressor has ceased, The golden city ceased!'"
Here, it begins with a human king but progresses to Lucifer—
Verse 12:
"How you are fallen from heaven, O Lucifer, son of the morning!"
This illustrates the relationship between earthly rulers and the spiritual rulers they typically serve.
Lastly, in Daniel 10, an angel—likely Gabriel—reveals that Michael would aid him in battle against the Prince of Persia and later against the Prince of Greece—
Daniel 10:20-21:
"Then he said, 'Do you know why I have come to you? And now I must return to fight with the prince of Persia; and when I have gone forth, indeed the prince of Greece will come.
But I will tell you what is noted in the Scripture of Truth. (No one upholds me against these, except Michael your prince.)'"
This is intriguing.
It aligns with historical events such as the Greco-Persian Wars (499–449 BC), where the Greeks, against overwhelming odds, defeated the Persian Empire in critical battles like Marathon, Salamis, and Plataea.
Historians view this as two empires clashing.
Discerning Christians, however, recognize it as two principalities in conflict.
At that point in history, the Prince of Greece clearly had the upper hand and the Greeks defeated the Persians to become world ruler.
Why have we shared all this?
To inform you that there is also a prince over Nigeria.
And our politicians are adept at fraternizing with them to gain power.
They make various sacrifices—human sacrifices, infant sacrifices, virgin sacrifices. It's as dark as it can get.
This is why the church is crucial in delivering Nigeria.
We will vote and protest if needed.
But the first wave of attack must be spiritual. PVCs cannot match politicians backed by principalities.
Never.
Just as Daniel's prayers prompted Gabriel to inform him about Israel's deliverance, our prayers must also save Nigeria.
When we defeat the princes who support our oppression in government, our PVCs will be effective.
This is the truth. That's why the church is frequently under attack.
That's why Nigeria's arguably largest denomination is continuously vilified, slandered, and libeled.
It's to demoralize the only force capable of dislodging the princes ruling over Nigeria.
Lastly, never cease praying for Nigeria.
Don't stop or waiver. Don't let them convince you that prayer won't save Nigeria. It's the starting point.
Don't stand idly by and agree when they blame RCCG and Baba Adeboye.
That would be shameful and sad. Be discerning.
God will save Nigeria. He is the King of kings of nations. He will deliver us.
Nigeria will prosper again through both supernatural means (prayer and fasting) and natural efforts (voting, protests, referendums, etc.).
May the Lord bless you as you discern. Amen.