“Vote with your conscience. Our role is to do what is right, what we can and leave the rest to God.”
The actress said that God was yet to punish those referred to as “bad politicians” despite Nigerians’ many prayers.
“May God almighty ensure that Nigeria elects somebody with character, somebody who is competent, somebody who will respect our religious rights.”
Christians have recognised “since ancient times that God is neither male nor female,” the church said in a statement.
Kano and Kaduna residents have called for the “open trial” of traditional and religious leaders accused of colluding with bandits and other criminals.
APC Vice-chairman for South-West, Isaac Kekemeke, said Nigerians with deep thought sees the hand of God in Mr Tinubu’s aspiration.
The clergyman asked politicians to emulate former President GoodLuck Jonathan and ensure that their ambition was not worth the blood of Nigerians.
Mr Ikpeazu urged Christians to reflect on the significance of Christmas celebration by upholding the virtues of love, peace and unity.
Mr Gopep gave the advice in a Christmas message on Sunday in Jos, adding that the season calls for sober reflection and total forgiveness.
Mr Osinbajo spoke with State House correspondents on Sunday after the Christmas service at Aso Villa Chapel where he delivered the sermon.
