Shock, disbelief trail Pastor Adeboye's retirement as General Overseer of RCCG


Nigerians have reacted to reports that the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye has retired from his post as the administrative head of the church.

The former lecturer had reportedly stepped down from his role as the ministry's overseer with another senior pastor, J O Obayemi succeeding him with immediate effect.
He was said to have made this announcement on Saturday, December 7, having led the church since 1991.
While the news of his retirement still looked unbelievable to some Nigerians, others believe the man of God has actually paid his due and has earned the accolades that he has gotten over the years.
Several others expressed optimism in seeing the RCCG maintaining its standard which Pastor Adeboye has reportedly kept religiously for more than two decades.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Nigerian Pastor caught “fingering” woman during deliverance session

Image
A 32-year old Nigerian pastor, Kehinde Boluwaji, has landed himself in trouble for allegedly dipping his fingers and pouring salt inside a woman’s private part under the false pretence of carrying out deliverance on her. Boluwaji, who hails from Ondo State, Southwest Nigeria, reportedly lied to the victim, 22-year old Busola Adebayo that she was possessed of a strange spirit that will cause her untimely death if she was not delivered. He also told Busola that the bad dreams she always had will not allow her to get a husband and when she eventually gets married, she will not get pregnant and have children. He told her the deliverance will start from her private part to other parts of her body. Boluwaji then invited and locked her in his one room apartment at 7, Arounmalase street, Ijeshatedo, Lagos for ‘prayer and deliverance’. : According to the victim, “he ordered me to remove my dress and pant and sit on a floor and spread my legs wide open while he was busy muttering and pretendin...
Read more
Image
10. Google Pixel XL A perfectly palm-friendly phone Weight:  168g |  Dimensions:  154.7 x 75.7 x 8.5mm |  OS:  Android 7.1 |  Screen size:  5.5-inch |  Resolution:  1440 x 2560 pixels |  CPU:  Snapdragon 821 |  RAM: 4GB |  Storage:  32/128GB |  Battery:  3450mAh |  Rear camera:  12MP |  Front camera:  8MP Streamlined Android software One of the best phone cameras around Peculiar design choices No stereo speakers or waterproofing Google's new phablet sports a new name (it's ditched Nexus for Pixel), a top notch QHD display and a whole heap of power under the hood. That makes it great for VR - keep an eye out for the Google Daydream View headset coming soon - while also making it a strong all round performer. On screen and Google's latest Android software is a joy to use, with smooth, slick performance and a clutter free design. Fire up the camera app and the 12M...
Read more
 go to :https://youtu.be/9ymU_l9mvkA to watch the phone video 8. OnePlus 3 A genuine flagship killer Weight:  158g |  Dimensions:  152.7 x 74.7 x 7.4 mm |  OS:  Android Marshmallow | Screen size:  5.5-inch |  Resolution:  1080 x 1920 |  CPU:  Snapdragon 820 |  RAM: 6GB |  Storage:  64GB |  Battery:  3000mAh |  Rear camera:  16MP |  Front camera: 8MP Premium design Affordable price No microSD slot Camera could be better The Chinese firm has improved on a number of issues fans had with its predecessor, wrapping the OnePlus 3 in a new premium suit and managed to keep the price low enough to worry the established names in the market. We love the new design, the AMOLED display is bright and vibrant and the fingerprint scanner is much improved and lightning fast. The lack of a microSD card, and a battery which doesn't last more than a day may put some off, but considering t...
Read more