If Politician Know What I Know Nobody Will Beat Me In Election. If They Rig I’ll Still Win-Ibiyeomie

In a recent Church Program on Wednesday, 6th May 2026, David Ibiyeomie, founder of Salvation Ministries, delivered one of the most lighthearted yet provocative moments of his recent sermon, blending humor, confidence, and his recurring emphasis on the power of knowledge.

Speaking during a teaching session on wisdom, supernatural living, and the role of understanding in shaping destiny, the cleric jokingly suggested that his level of knowledge would make him unbeatable in any political contest.

“If politicians know what I know, nobody will beat me in an election,” he said, prompting laughter from the congregation.

Ibiyeomie went further in a humorous exaggeration, suggesting that even in highly competitive or manipulated political environments, strategic knowledge would still guarantee victory.

“No matter who rigs, no matter who controls institutions, I will still win,” he joked. “It is what you know that works.”

In a moment that drew even louder reactions from worshippers, he added a playful illustration about the power of influence through wisdom.

“I will even tell my opponent to sleep on election day,” he said humorously. “And the person will sleep till 6 p.m. and wake up when voting is over.”

Although delivered in a comedic tone, the pastor used the illustration to reinforce his central message that knowledge and understanding are more powerful than external systems of control or advantage.

According to him, supernatural success and dominance in any field are rooted in wisdom, not physical strength, politics, or manipulation.

“You cannot walk in supernatural victory without knowledge,” he said. “It is what you know that determines what you control.”

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The cleric stressed that believers often underestimate the role of knowledge in shaping outcomes in life, ministry, business, and even governance.

He argued that ignorance leaves individuals vulnerable, while understanding positions them for influence and authority.

“People think it is prayer alone,” he said. “But it is knowledge that gives direction to prayer.”

Ibiyeomie’s remarks also tied back to his broader teaching theme on personal development, where he frequently encourages members to invest in learning, reading, and spiritual growth as tools for transformation.

He maintained that wisdom, when properly applied, can outperform systems, structures, and even human opposition.

The congregation responded with laughter and applause as he concluded the illustration, reinforcing the sermon’s blend of humor and instruction.

The message formed part of his ongoing emphasis that believers should pursue knowledge aggressively, as it remains, in his words, the “master key” to influence, prosperity, and supernatural living….See More

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