Clergyman and social critic, Pastor Tunde Bakare has said there would be no elections in the country until he lifts an "injunction" he placed on it. He claimed to have predicted the poll shift by demonstrating with a chair he placed on the alter in his church during a previous worship service.
Speaking at his church's Sunday service, at Ogba Lagos, Bakare stated that the postponement has vindicated him against vilification to those opposed to his earlier view on the matter. In his sermon, titled "Sweet and Sour Ministry of the Prophet", Bakare likened his prophesy to that of the biblical Prophet Elijah, who declared that 'there would neither be dew nor rain except at my word'.
Bakare claimed that his statement on the shifting of the elections and the inauguration of an interim national government during the interregnum was divinely inspired. He said though he has been accused of belonging to either the APC or PDP, he declared he is not a member of any.
Though he did not mention any name, Bakare mocked some people he said have become depressed by the postponement..
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