It is a well-known fact that the administration shortcomings of our Church have been identified. While a framework has been established for correction, however certain individuals within the Church feel otherwise. They believe that once the Church gets it right, their personal influence will be automatically diminished.
The recently held Fundraising Dinner on October 13, 2023, at Radisson Blu Hotel in GRA Lagos shed light on the current state of our Church in terms of unity and response to Christ’s work. Unfortunately, the outcome of this event further justified the notion that our Church is facing a serious collapse.
Aside from the failure to declare the funds generated, which is a violation of the Freedom Act 2011, there was also a noticeable absence of key members, including those from the unregistered Board of Trustees. The event did not reflect the attention and seriousness expected from a religious organization with a 76-year history. Instead, it resembled more of a casual get-together party, with the focus shifting towards the performance of Honorary Evangelist Dosumu Abel (Mega 99), rather than the fundraising efforts. Money was lavishly spent on Mega 99, rather than being directed towards the intended cause.
It is a well-known fact that the administration shortcomings of our Church have been identified. While a framework has been established for correction, however certain individuals within the Church feel otherwise. They believe that once the Church gets it right, their personal influence will be automatically diminished.
The recently held Fundraising Dinner on October 13, 2023, at Radisson Blu Hotel in GRA Lagos shed light on the current state of our Church in terms of unity and response to Christ’s work. Unfortunately, the outcome of this event further justified the notion that our Church is facing a serious collapse.
Aside from the failure to declare the funds generated, which is a violation of the Freedom Act 2011, there was also a noticeable absence of key members, including those from the unregistered Board of Trustees. The event did not reflect the attention and seriousness expected from a religious organization with a 76-year history. Instead, it resembled more of a casual get-together party, with the focus shifting towards the performance of Honorary Evangelist Dosumu Abel (Mega 99), rather than the fundraising efforts. Money was lavishly spent on Mega 99, rather than being directed towards the intended cause.
