Nigeria news : COVID-19: Oyedepo reveals God’s plan as states reopen churches in Nigeria, US

By Terry Paul2 min read
Updated May 24, 2020 1:56 pm
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Bishop David Oyedepo, the General Overseer of the Living Faith Church Worldwide, aka, Winners Chapel has reacted to the re-opening of some churches and mosques globally.

Oyedepo, in a programme on Saturday described the opening of churches in some states in Nigeria as a welcome development.

He maintained that other remaining states have no choice but to follow the footsteps of others.

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reported that Adamawa, Gombe, Niger States, among others have lifted the ban on religious gatherings and reopened churches and mosques. 

“21 states are open to worship, the other ones have no choice. They should just know that they have no choice,” Oyedepo said.

Making reference to US President, Donald Trump’s declaration that churches and worship centers be opened, Oyedepo said is another way God is humiliating coronavirus pandemic.

Trump had ordered governors to reopen worship centers, adding that America needs prayers.

He predicted that very soon, every part of the world would totally be free from coronavirus.

“Trump declared places of worship open across the US. That is how God has been humiliating this noisome pestilence.

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“Watch out, very shortly, every part of the world will be totally free. The fear of this noisome pestilence will go into oblivion. Judgment has come down on coronavirus, its threat is over.

He further declared that, “every victim of the virus is declared free and Nigeria is free from the fear and torment of coronavirus.”

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