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The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) has denied claims that its General Overseer Pastor Enoch Adeboye has taken a political stand, saying the cleric has not endorsed any political party or candidate.
In a statement released on Tuesday via its official public relations X handle, the church reported that Adeboye has consistently encouraged RCCG members to obtain their Permanent Voter Cards (PVC) and vote according to their conscience.
Adeboye’s message to members, the church said, has always been about civic responsibility, not partisan loyalty.
The statement said RCCG members are from different political parties and should be free to exercise their democratic rights responsibly.
RCCG also dismissed reports that Adeboye cancelled a planned protest, describing the report as false.
The church said the cleric was just passing across a directive from the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) on a change in a three-day prayer programme.
It added that the revised plan was to hold the grand finale at a central venue and organise a rally around the location.
The church also denied claims that Adeboye has kept quiet on national issues.
It said the cleric had in recent times spoken extensively on insecurity, corruption, hardship, elections, governance and the need for righteous leadership.
However, the statement observed that Adeboye often deals with such issues through prayer, moral guidance and counsel, rather than partisan confrontation.
The church said Adeboye and the RCCG should not be judged by false narratives and wrong reports.
It called on the public to depend on the official communication channels and authorised representatives of the church for information on the General Overseer and the mission.
RCCG also urged bloggers, commentators, media organisations and content publishers to verify information before going to press.
The church said the public has a right to the truth and that Adeboye and the RCCG have a right to fair and accurate reporting.
I want to believe it when I see it. Check your facts before you publish. “Truth is important,” the statement said.
