Photos, Video Emerge as Nigeria's Richest Woman Folorunso Alakija Preaches the Gospel on Lagos Street

Photos, Video Emerge as Nigeria's Richest Woman Folorunso Alakija Preaches the Gospel on Lagos Street

  • Billionaire businesswoman Folorunsho Alakija has taken to the streets of Lagos to preach the gospel of Christ
  • Alakija who doubles as an evangelist at Rose of Sharon Glorious Ministry International was seen telling sinners to give their lives to Jesus Christ
  • In her preaching, the philanthropist invited passers-by to give their lives to Jesus, so that they could be free from

Lagos - Nigeria's richest woman, Folorunso Alakija, on Friday, January 14, was spotted engaging in street evangelism in Surulere area of Lagos state.

The 70-year-old Alakija shared pictures and videos of herself and others ladies dressed in yellow T-shirts with 'Perfect peace' written on them and blue turbans on her Instagram page.

Folorunso Alakija preaches on Lagos street
Nigerian billionaire, Folorunsho Alakija was spotted preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ. Photo credit: alakijaofficial
Source: Instagram

The philanthropist who is a servant leader at Rose of Sharon Glorious Ministry International was seen preaching the gospel and telling sinners to repent of their sins and give their lives to Jesus Christ.

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In her preaching she invited passers-by to give their lives to Jesus, so that they could be free from their challenges.

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She captioned the video, "Evangelism, come to the God that will give you the water of life Whatever the problem is, Jesus, can solve them all and make a difference in your life."

Below are Nigerians reactions to the philanthropist action

Yemisi_ken said:

"May the Lord increase His anointing on you and your family. His mantle of humility and strength be yours in Jesus name."

Pledge656 said:

"I am super excited. it gives me much joy seeing the wealthy serve God and preach HIS gospel. More grace to you ma. Remain blessed and protected."

Funshoobembe said:

"More anointing ma IJMN."

Official_kunleakinyele said:

"Glory to God for your love for Christ ma.the church is marching on."

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Olubukunolami1 said:

"God will keep upholding you Ma. Thank you for shining God's light."

Evang_fadaa

" The Grace of God is sufficient for you ma."

Billionaire Folorunso Alakija opens up on why she stopped wearing jewelry, says God directed her

According to an earlier report by Legit.ng, Folorunso struck out jewellery from her life and the story behind her decision to do so has gone viral on social media.

Alakija who is a billionaire businesswoman, during the Amazing Grace Pentecostal Church's 25th anniversary on November 28, 2021, opened up on how she used to have a penchant for jewellery and how everything changed under ten days.

She said:

“I used to love jewelry. I had all kinds and the jewelry had to match every cloth I wore. In those days I used to tell God not to take jewelry from me. If anybody had come to me and told me not to wear jewelry, I would not have listened to the person.”

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Aliko Dangote, Folorunso Alakija make 2021 list of Nigeria's most generous people

A good number of billionaires have taken to humanitarian causes of their own volition, with most carrying out these gestures using non-governmental organizations set up in their names, their business organizations or anonymously.

Legit.ng spotlights 5 of Nigerian wealthy entrepreneurs and wealthy individuals putting smile of people's faces by a number of causes they have put their money into.

Source: Legit.ng

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Oluwatobi Bolashodun Oluwatobi Bolashodun is a journalist with six years of working experience in the media industry. She graduated from Babcock University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Mass Communication. Oluwatobi is a former Legit.ng Current Affairs Editor, mostly writing on political, educational, and business topics.