According to a report by Vanguard on Saturday, November 29, 2025, Senate President Godswill Akpabio has disclosed how God moved him from a nobody to the Senate president, attributing his political rise to divine intervention.
He also urged Nigerians to remain committed to God regardless of their station in life, speaking at the blessing and official opening of the Regina Coeli Parish Rectory in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State on Saturday, Akpabio said his journey from obscurity to becoming the nation’s number three citizen is a testimony of God’s special favour.
Senate President Akpabio said his rise in politics was not accidental but the result of divine guidance and intervention throughout his life.
He recounted the challenges he faced before entering politics and how faith helped him overcome obstacles and stay focused on his goals.
The Senate President encouraged Nigerians to remain steadfast in their faith despite personal difficulties.
He emphasized that commitment to God can provide direction and purpose, even in challenging circumstances.
According to him, spiritual discipline and consistent prayer played a major role in shaping his career and personal life.
At the event in Uyo, the Senate President acknowledged the role of religious institutions in promoting moral values and social cohesion.
He highlighted the importance of churches as places where communities can come together to seek guidance, strengthen bonds, and promote shared values.
The blessing and official opening of the Regina Coeli Parish Rectory drew several top clerics and political leaders.
Senate President Akpabio said the gathering reflected the importance of unity and collaboration between religious and political leaders.
His media aide, Jackson Udom, provided additional details about the ceremony and confirmed the attendance of key figures.
Senate President Akpabio announced plans to establish a new worship centre within the National Assembly complex in Abuja.
He said the initiative would provide a dedicated place of worship for legislators, staff, and visitors, reinforcing the role of faith in public service.
He added that in the coming weeks, Nigerians from all walks of life would be invited to participate in the commissioning of the new worship centre.
The Senate President said the project aims to create a befitting environment for spiritual activities and to inspire unity and devotion among those serving in the nation’s legislature.
He said: “In the coming weeks, I will invite Nigerians from all walks of life to join us in commissioning a befitting place of worship for our God. View, More,
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