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‘You will suffer for four years’ — Ibiyeomie warns Nigerians taking money to vote

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Pastor David Ibiyeomie of the Salvation Ministries has warned Nigerians against collecting money from politicians to vote, saying those who sell their votes may end up suffering for the next four years.

The cleric urged Nigerians to stop voting as a result of financial inducements or party loyalty, insisting that voters should choose candidates on the basis of their ability.

Speaking during a sermon, Ibiyeomie questioned the value of money offered to voters, arguing that it could be spent within days while the consequences of their electoral choices would last much longer.

“Never sell your conscience for money. Nigerians, it is time not to sell your conscience. Don’t vote party, vote who can deliver,” he said.

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He also called on Nigerians to stand against anyone seeking to oppress them, warning that accepting money in exchange for votes would not protect them from hardship.

“If you vote because they give you money, you go suffer,” Ibiyeomie added.

“This time vote who can deliver, don’t vote because they gave you money.” ~ Pastor David Ibiyeomie tells Nigerians Not to Sell Their Votes https://t.co/4RNoIQh1bx

— Nigeria Stories (@NigeriaStories) November 11, 2026

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