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Okorocha: God Will Judge Politicians,pastors And Court Judges First - Politics

Imo State Governor Rochas Okorocha has revealed that Politicians, Pastors and Judges of Various courts will be the three Categories of People the God almighty will Judge first in the last Day.
Okorocha revealed this why speaking at the Burial Ceremony of Late Deaconess Bessie Ikpeazu, Mother to the Abia State Governor Dr Okezie Ikpeazu at Umuobiakwa Community in Obingwa Local Government Area of Abia State.
On how God will Pass his Judgement on these persons, Okorocha revealed that God will take two weeks to Judge Politicians, for Pastors He said one Full month will be taken by God while two months will be used by God to Judge the Justices of the various Courts over the type of Judgement they had given so far.
He said the reasons are that Politicians who make promises to the people fails to keep to it, why Some pastors deceive their members and the Judges pass Bad Judgement to the People.
Okorocha said that whatever a beginning must have an end and therefore there was the need for people to live a life worthy of emulation

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