Delta 2023: God Will Answer Gbagi's Prayer, Get Your PVC, Archbishop Prepares Members

In preparation for the 2023 general elections, the founder of Promise Kingdom Ministries also known as Overflow, Archbishop Iboyi Godday, has admonished his members to get their Permanent Voters Card PVC.

The Archbishop who made this known during a church service in Sapele, Delta State, urged his members to observe keenly, how the Governorship candidate of the Social Democratic Party SDP, Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi displays Godly disposition as God fearing man who is preparing for the 2023 Governorship Election in the state.

Archbishop Iboyi Said; “I thank Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi, not because he is here but because of his respect and reverence for God,

“If he is rude and proud, he will put God aside, but you can see him putting God first.

I have been praying that as many who always seek God first, God will give answers to their prayers”.

The cleric further urged his members and the entire state to ensure they get their Permanent Voter’s Card (PVC), to enable they exercise their franchise in the election come 2023.

“I have been preaching about the PVC all over our branches, all over Delta state and even outside Delta state because I am not just for Deltans. I am for the whole world even Nigeria”.

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