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Posted on: 01:08 Thu, 10 Nov 2016
Highly revered Nigerian pastor, Enoch Adeboye has issued a warning to all pastors who use their positions to defraud people.
Pastor E.A Adeboye, is the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, who is being considered to be one of Nigeria's most popular pastors.
The pastor has recently given a stern warning to fraudulent pastors.
According to Daily Post, he said with the increasing incidents of fraud under the name of pastoring, whether or not it was in the RCCG fold, must stop henceforth or the perpetrators will face the full wrath of God.
The admonition was reportedly contained in a letter issued to all pastors indicted in corruption cases in the church.
Daddy G. O as he is fondly called, warned pastors to be more forthright and honest in their handling of church finances.
While calling on his junior pastors to charge them on the virtues of accountability and transparency, he charged the erring pastors “to be more responsible to their congregation by taking care of those in need while instructing the branch heads to have a petty cash book, asset register, income analysis and bank book to serve as a quality audit of the ministry’s account book.â€
Highly revered Nigerian pastor, Enoch Adeboye has issued a warning to all pastors who use their positions to defraud people.
Pastor E.A Adeboye, is the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, who is being considered to be one of Nigeria's most popular pastors.
The pastor has recently given a stern warning to fraudulent pastors.
According to Daily Post, he said with the increasing incidents of fraud under the name of pastoring, whether or not it was in the RCCG fold, must stop henceforth or the perpetrators will face the full wrath of God.
The admonition was reportedly contained in a letter issued to all pastors indicted in corruption cases in the church.
Daddy G. O as he is fondly called, warned pastors to be more forthright and honest in their handling of church finances.
While calling on his junior pastors to charge them on the virtues of accountability and transparency, he charged the erring pastors “to be more responsible to their congregation by taking care of those in need while instructing the branch heads to have a petty cash book, asset register, income analysis and bank book to serve as a quality audit of the ministry’s account book.â€