Oyedepo said this during a podcast: “Confession Box,” hosted by Pastor Luke Adeboye, a son of Pastor Enoch Adeboye
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This followed the celebration of the 55th year of Oyedepo accepting Christ as revealed by Winners Chapel International
In a statement shared on his X account on Tuesday, the younger Oyedepo clarified that there are no complications in his relationship with his family, particularly his father, and he remains a steadfast member of the Living Faith Church, also known as Winners Chapel International.
Isaac was announced in September as the National Youth Pastor of the Youth Alive Fellowship, the youth arm of the church
Vanguard News quoted Oyedepo to have offered the reason for this in a recent sermon at his church in Otta, Ogun State.
Both the church and school were founded by Bishop David Oyedepo, who also owns Covenant University, Ogun State.
Oyedepo in a personal letter made available to newsmen in Asaba, congratulated Oborevwori on his Diamond Jubilee Anniversary.
The monarch spoke in a statement on Monday signed on his behalf by his Principal Private Secretary, Olayinka Kadri.
The 68-year-old pastor of the church popularly known as Winners Chapel, died in the early hours of Friday.
It was learnt that an unnamed Assistant Pastor of the church discovered the mutilated corpse of the deceased.
Adesina, responding to Oyedepo on his Twitter handle, said the position taken followed the hatred for the President.
Bishop Oyedepo said the power achievement was recorded without help of the federal, state or local government.
Oyedepo said he shouted this in 2015, but that Nigerians blindly went and brought in “this wicked government”.
Osinbajo’s reaction was contained in a statement by the President Yemi Osinbajo Presidential Campaign Council
Speaking during a leadership summit transmitted world-wide, Oyedepo while charging the church workforce on the need to be devoted to serving God, insisted that it’s too late for him to be the nation’s president.
He was reported to have hit her on the head several times during the attack, which was reported by a rights activist.
Oyedepo said this on Thursday at Ota, Ogun State at the 19th Founder’s Day celebration of Covenant University.
The university, in a statement on Monday by its spokesman, Balogun Omeiza David, said the trio were kidnapped on Sunday
Oyedepo, who has never hidden his displeasure for the present regime, said Fulani vagabonds now make life impossible for local people
Taking a cue from his own life, the clergyman gave the advice while preaching in his church. He stated that he was not rich when he got married to his wife, Faith, 39 years ago.