Elections are denial of people’s destiny – Clergy

The servant in charge of the Worthy Lord Church of the Universe, Embassy of the New Jerusalem, D. U. Ifeanacho, has described elections as “denial of people’s destiny here on earth”.

He spoke in Abuja at the weekend during the launching of a book titled: “Laws of Truth”, during the church’s 10th anniversary.

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Mr Ifeanacho said, “It is very funny that elections are being conducted, which is a denial of people’s destiny, because if there are 30 people contesting for in an election, the 30 of them are announcing their destinies contesting for a destiny.

“So, if one person wins the election that means 29 have lost their destinies and purposes here on earth.

“Through this book, crime and economic problems will be reduced by 80 per cent worldwide. Humanity has not been able to unite as one since the creation of the earth.”