Bishop Oyedepo Exercises Civic Duty, Casts Vote in Ogun State (Photo)

Bishop David Oyedepo, the founder of Living Faith Church, also known as Winners Chapel, has exercised his civic duty by casting his vote in the ongoing 2023 presidential election in Nigeria.

The respected bishop was pictured in his hometown, Ota, Ogun State, where he cast his vote at his polling unit. In the photo, Bishop Oyedepo could be seen wearing a white traditional outfit, while casting his ballot, alongside other voters.

Bishop Oyedepo, who is also a respected leader in the Christian community in Nigeria, had earlier urged Nigerians to exercise their right to vote and elect leaders who would work towards the progress of the country. He had also encouraged peaceful conduct during the election process.

In his words, “I encourage all Nigerians to come out en masse to exercise their civic duty by casting their votes. We must elect leaders who have the best interest of the country at heart and who are committed to the progress and development of Nigeria. Let us also conduct ourselves peacefully and ensure that the election is free, fair, and transparent.”

The bishop’s participation in the election has been commended by many Nigerians, who view him as a role model and a respected voice in the country.

Meanwhile, the election process has been generally peaceful in Ogun State, with reports of voter turnout being impressive in some areas. Security agencies have also been on high alert to ensure that the election is conducted without any incidents of violence or electoral malpractice.

As the election continues across the country, Nigerians are hoping for a transparent and credible process that would lead to the emergence of leaders who would work towards the growth and development of the country.