A Divine Mandate: Senator Monday Okpebholo's Victory Is God's Grace for the People
By Pastor Michael Abu
The victory of Senator Monday Okpebholo and his deputy is not just a result of political strategy or human effort; it is a manifestation of God's grace. This win, monumental in its significance, comes with the weight of divine purpose and the trust of the people.
In a vision months ago, it became clear that this moment was ordained, and that it was God's will for Senator Okpebholo and his deputy to lead, not for personal gain, but to serve the people and fulfill God's mission. This vision was endorsed by none other than the highly respected Pastor Dr. Osagie Iza-Iyamu, a prominent political figure, who, without resisting the leading of the spirit, confirmed that this victory was a fulfillment of divine will. Alongside fellow believers, we found ourselves on our knees, urging both leaders to honor this calling with humility, commitment, and fear of God. The victory granted to you was given to fulfill a higher purpose—to uplift the lives of the people, and to serve God in all decisions and actions.
The trust placed in you is profound. The people who have chosen you were willing to place their hopes and their futures in your hands, even at great personal risk. They were willing to sacrifice, believing that you would stand for them. This is why it is imperative that you do not disappoint either God or the people. Their faith in you cannot be in vain. Their sacrifices cannot go unrewarded.
You are not merely public servants; you are stewards of God’s grace. The collaboration between you and your deputy must reflect unity, humility, and an unwavering commitment to the welfare of Edo State. Always remember that your leadership is a gift from God, and it must be used to serve His purpose above all.
As you take on the mantle of leadership, may this victory be a reminder that it is not about power or position, but about service—to God and to the people who have entrusted their hopes in your hands. May you fulfill this great calling, standing as humble and faithful servants of the Most High, bringing prosperity, justice, and peace to the land.
Let this victory be for the people. Let it be for God's glory. Do not disappoint the trust that has been placed in you, for you are leaders by the grace of God.
As you begin this new chapter, we pray that the spirit of excellence that was upon Daniel, enabling him to serve three kings with wisdom and favor, will rest upon you both. May God grant you wisdom, knowledge, understanding, and discernment in all your decisions. May you lead with a heart filled with God's light, and may His hand guide you as you serve His people with honor and humility.
— Pastor Michael Abu
