The admin office said the directive referred to ordained pastors in all parishes, zones, provinces and regions.
“Many people in governance and private enterprises in Nigeria dream dreams, but some will not make any concrete arrangements for action,” said the bishop.
In this landscape, religious leaders continue to wield significant influence, even as their predictions fail.
In his teaching, Mr Adeboye listed Nigeria’s challenges, stating that the country needed prayers.
The president-elect in a congratulatory message shared on his official Facebook page wished the cleric sound health as he continues in God’s service.
“May God almighty ensure that Nigeria elects somebody with character, somebody who is competent, somebody who will respect our religious rights.”
The cleric also hinted that he may guide Nigerians on whom to vote for if God reveals the would-be winner to him before the polls.
“There are murderers wearing police uniforms, I survived.”
Mr Adeboye said he could not fathom why the federal government was more concerned with beautifying banknotes than figuring out a solution to increase the value.
Mr Adeboye made this known when he paid a curtesy visit on the Borno Deputy Governor, Usman Kadafur, at the Government House, Maiduguri, on Thursday.
