CAC Shares Video of Apostle Ayodele Babalola's Daughter Responding To Pastor Fatoyinbo
- A daughter of the late Apostle Ayodele Joseph Babalola has responded to Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo
- The popular pastor who heads the Commonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA) allegedly said Baba Babalola was anointed by died poor
- This did not sit well with CAC, and the alleged comments have now attracted a response from Babalola's first daughter
A daughter of Apostle Ayodele Joseph Babalola has addressed some comments credited to Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo.
According to a strong statement issued by the Christ Apostolic Church, CAC, Pastor Fatoyinbo had allegedly said the late founder of the church was anointed but had no money.
Source: Youtube
CAC said in a Facebook post:
"In one of your trending messages on YouTube, you acknowledged that Apostle Babalola was highly anointed but "had no money", and then went on to ask sarcastically, “Where are his children?” — a question that was both insensitive and ill-informed."
Eunice Wuraola Ogini reacts to Fatoyinbo's alleged comments
Now, Eunice Wuraola Ogini has responded to the alleged comments made against her father by COZA pastor, Fatoyinbo.
According to Mama Ogini, who spoke in a video message posted on YouTube by CAC News, her father was an exemplary preacher of the gospel who focused solely on the message of Christ.
She said:
"I'm Eunice Wuraola Ogini, the first daughter of Apostle Joseph Ayo Babalola. My father, in his lifetime, preached the gospel of Christ without compromise. In his crusades in his time, people would bring their idols to be destroyed with fire. A lot of shrines were destroyed. A lot of occult materials, calabarshes, were brought to be destroyed by fire during his crusades in his lifetime. He preached Christ and Christ only. His emphasis was on repentance from sin, serving the lord and worshipping the living God."
She stated that she and her sister followed closely in their father's footsteps and that they are involved in ministry in different ways.
Her words:
"I want to state clearly that we, his children, followed in his footsteps. Myself and my sister we worship the lord, we love God and we serve God. I'm a deaconess in my church, a prayer warrior and a Sunday school teacher. My sister, Dame Deborah Agbeke Adeniyi, in her church is a prayer warrior and an evangelist. She was honoured with the knighthood of John Welslye, a prestigious status in her church. To the glory of God, both of us are highly blessed."
Mama Ogini said she and her sister are okay, noting that her father sowed a seed of generosity when he was alive.
She noted:
"This is because my father already sowed a seed of generosity, kindness and love of humanity. I remember vividly in my childhood days, our house used to be filled with people of different ages, different tribes, different languages, children, adults, youths, males, and females. And out of the abundance of my father, he was able to help everyone of them to have a good life and make a responsible living by giving some education to as far as they would wish, putting some people in apprenticeship, giving some people whatever they need for their trade. My father lived a very comfortable life. If anyone doubts my father's impact upon the society, I encourage such person to visit a stone site or burial ground in Ifon Alaye in Ekiti state Nigeria, a place where people go on pilgrimage from different parts of the world. The place is open to everybody 24/7. People go there to pray, and God answers their prayers."
Mama Ogini admonished ministers of the gospel to speak only the truth when refering to her father and also show him respect.
Her words:
" I want to ask that when people mention my father's name during their preaching, they should speak the truth, they should be sincere and speak nothing but the truth with love and genuine or great respect. Ministers of God, I would say, please, honour the lord when you are on your pulpit. Try as much as possible to verify every information in order to avoid lies and speculations."
Source: UGC
Watch the video below:
Lady shares experience after staying away from church
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian lady said she has not gone to church to worship for the past two years, and she took to social media to share her experience.
According to the lady, she decided to stop going to church, and after two years, she took stock of what had happened to her life.
She noted that she did not pray much during those two years, but she considered herself as being close to God.
Source: Legit.ng
