The Bishop of Ijesa North Anglican Diocese in Osun State, Rt. Revd Isaac Oluyamo, is calling on politicians not to let their differences lead to hate or division.
He made this statement in Osogbo, Osun State, on Friday.
Bishop Oluyamo asked for healing of broken relationships, reconciliation within families, and mending of friendships affected by the recent governorship elections. He urged individuals and families to move past any disagreements from the election.
Oluyamo encouraged everyone to let go of bitterness and to seek reconciliation. He also prayed against accidents, sudden deaths, misfortunes, and all forms of tragedy in the state.
He congratulated Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, on winning the August 15 gubernatorial election. He urged the governor to prioritize God in running the state.
"I appeal to individuals and families to put the last elections behind them, bury every bitterness and embrace reconciliation, forgiveness and peace. Elections will come and go, but relationships, families, communities and the bonds of brotherhood must endure.
"I call on everyone who may have been divided by political differences not to allow temporary political contests to become permanent sources of hatred or separation," Oluyamo said.
The Bishop reminded everyone that God is the ultimate source of security and guidance. He urged people to trust in God as their protector.
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