Olu-Alo Urges Osun Voters to Choose Conscience Over Cash

Prophet Sam Olu-Alo, a renowned cleric and leader of the Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) Adamimogo Grace of Mercy Prayer Mountain Worldwide, called on voters in Osun State to let their conscience guide them in selecting the next governor during the upcoming election on Saturday. Speaking at the annual prayer and fasting program at the Adamimogo Jesus City Campground in Lagos, he urged voters not to sell their votes but to choose candidates capable of delivering democratic benefits.
Olu-Alo advised the youth of Osun State to resist being used by unscrupulous politicians to incite violence around the election. He warned that politicians who offer money for votes have no genuine plans for the state and highlighted the dangers of political violence, noting that many politicians protect their own children from such risks.
He encouraged the electorate to vote wisely and protect their votes, stating that allowing bloodshed would incur divine wrath.
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