God Stated Fubara Should Be Restored — Bishop Elkana Urges Tinubu at Service for Pa Edwin Clark

Bishop Elkana Hanson of Elshadai Ministry, Port Harcourt, has issued a fervent name to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, urging him to raise the suspension of Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara, claiming the directive got here by means of divine revelation.

The attraction got here throughout a solemn service of songs held on Sunday on the Royal Home of Grace Church, Port Harcourt, in honor of the late Ijaw nationalist, Pa Edwin Okay. Clark.

The well-attended occasion drew an array of Niger Delta dignitaries, together with the host, Apostle Zilly Aggrey; suspended Governor Sim Fubara; former Rivers State Governor Rufus Ada George; former Deputy Governor Sir Gabriel Tobi; activist Ann-Kio Briggs; Professor Roseline Koya; and representatives from Rivers, Bayelsa, and Delta States.

Addressing the congregation, Bishop Elkana revealed he had simply accomplished a three-day quick, throughout which he mentioned he obtained a transparent instruction from God to talk out.

“I come not in my very own authority however beneath God’s instruction,” he declared, citing a number of scriptures to affirm the divine origin of his message.

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The Bishop additional alleged that Martin Amaewhule, a political determine within the state, is obstructing God’s plan for Rivers State.

“The Lord mentioned Martin Amaewhule should desist from his actions to question Governor Fubara,” he introduced, his message met with silence and depth within the packed sanctuary.

In a climactic second of the service, Bishop Elkana declared divine restoration over Governor Fubara: “By the hand of the Lord, the governor might be restored in Jesus’ identify.” The congregation responded with a thunderous “Amen.”

The service blended tribute with undercurrents of political urgency, casting a highlight on the late Pa Edwin Clark’s legacy whereas underscoring the deepening disaster in Rivers State.

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