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Offering Did Not Buy It, God Did, Bishop Oyedepo Speaks On Winners’ Chapel Aircraft

The founder of Living Faith Ministries popularly known as Winners Chapel, David Oyedepo has said that her church’s aircraft was purchased miraculously.

Speaking during a church service, Oyedepo said offerings and tithes did not buy the aircraft as widely circulated by many.

“He (God) bought the first aircraft without any prayer, without any idea that the aircraft was coming.

“He said it, he delivered it nobody had any preasure on his life. There was no pressure on the offering,” Oyedepo said.

Reiterating that no one within the church was pressured into raising funds for such a huge project, Oyedepo said he only had to believe God’s promises.

“The offering didn’t buy it oo! God bought it. There was person contacted under heaven. No! God said it and I believe it and that settles it.

“It wasn’t an ambition, it was a unveiled divine agenda. If God asked me David when do you want that aircraft to be bought j would have said “God take it easy, take it easy, we are not near ready. Aircraft?”

“Okay, let me find out first how much they sell it, he didn’t give us the room to find out.

“Not the aircraft that would go from here to Ilorin or Ogbomosho, we travel the whole of Africa with the aircraft,” he added.

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Wisdom Nwedene studied English Language at Ebonyi State University. He is a writer, an editor and has equally interviewed many top Nigerian Politicians and celebrities. For publication of your articles, press statements, upload of biography, video content, contact him via email: nwedenewisdom@gmail.com

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