Tragedy, Weeping as Leading Winners Pastor Slumps, Dies in His Office

• The leader of the Living Faith Church in Kogi state, Pastor Fred Attabo, was on Friday, October 21, reported dead
• Pastor Attabo was said to have been found dead in his office in the morning of Friday after a devotional programme
• A source who spoke with journalists noted that Attabo was rushed to two hospitals whose efforts to revive him yielded no results

Kogi - Fred Attabo, the resident pastor of Living Faith Church, Lokongoma, Lokoja, who happens to be in charge of Kogi, has been confirmed dead.

A source who spoke with Daily Trust revealed that Pastor Attabo was found dead on a chair in his office on Friday, October 21.

The source, a female, said the pastor was rushed to two hospitals in the state where all efforts to revive him and make him stable failed.

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She said:

“We rushed him to Federal Medical Centre, Lokoja where He was declared dead and we still moved him to Kogi State Specialist Hospital where they tried all kinds of resuscitation to no avail.

“This is the first time we will lose a Pastor and a State Pastor for that matter in our station."

It was gathered that Attabo coordinated the distribution of relief materials sent to flood victims in Kogi by Bishop David Oyedepo.

The cleric was said to be active during the daily Covenant Hour of Prayer and the devotional service of the ongoing Word of Faith Bible Institute program in the morning.

No doubt, the pastor's sudden death has thrown residents of Lokongoma and members of the church in the state into mourning and tears.

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Domino Esang Mbang, a sacked area pastor of the Living Fath Church (aka Winners) in Palm Street Assembly, Atakpa, Calabar South local government area of Cross River, had made serious allegations against the leadership of the church.

Esang: I was sacked without due processes

In his conversation with journalists recently, Esang who is a graduate of Maths and Statistics at the University of Calabar (UNICAL), claimed that he was laid off from the ministry by the leadership who did not follow due processes.

The sacked cleric who said he has spent over 20 years in Winners stated that as contained in the church's operational mandate, a pastor cannot be sacked unless he has been queried with a letter and made to appear before a disciplinary committee to answer pertinent questions and thereafter warned at most thrice before being disengaged.

Source: Legit.ng