Pastor Adeboye’s Son Leke Reacts to His Brother’s Death
- The death of Pastor Dare Adeboye has become trending news in Nigeria
- The RCCG is yet to make an official statement about the sad incident
- Many Nigerians have conveyed their condolences to the Adeboye family
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Pastor Leke Adeboye has reacted to the death of his brother, Pastor Dare Adeboye, as news about the incident trended on Nigerian social media space.
Source: UGC
Leke and Dare Adeboye are sons of the general overseer of the Redeemed Christian church (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adeboye.
Dare was reported to have died in his sleep on Wednesday, May 5, in Eket, Akwa Ibom state.
In a post on Facebook on Thursday, May 6, Leke quoted a bible verse that suggested that righteous people are taken away to be spared from disaster and evil.
The post read:
''The righteous man perishes [at the hand of evil], and no one takes it to heart; faithful and devout men are taken away while no one understands that the righteous person is taken away [to be spared] from disaster and evil''
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Meanwhile, the death of Dare Adeboye has thrown Nigerians into mourning.
Some citizens Nigerians have taken to Twitter and other social media platforms to commiserate with Pastor Adeboye and the RCCG family over the sad incident.
In another news, the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) has announced that it will organise a 2 million man interdenominational prayer day for Nigeria.
The event is expected to hold at the RCCG Central Parish, Wuse, in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja on Sunday, May 9.
The General Overseer (GO) Pastor Adeboye and other anointed ministers are expected to grace the occasion.
Meanwhile, Reverend Father Ejike Mbaka, the spiritual director of Adoration Ministry Enugu, Nigeria (AMEN), has revealed where he went to when an allegation that he was missing sparked a protest on Wednesday, May 5.
The cleric who showed up after some hours of the protest said the Bishop of Enugu dioceses, Callistus Valentine Onaga, summoned him for a meeting and planned to close his ministry and keep him for 30 days.
According to BBC Pidgin, Mbaka told his congregation that the Bishop later allowed him to go and address the protesting crowd who had flooded the streets of Enugu over the allegation that he was missing.
Source: Legit.ng
