A pastor in Delta State has made headlines for purportedly selling his church and its congregation to another pastor before relocating abroad. The details of this unusual transaction have left many baffled and questioning the ethics and integrity of religious leaders.
Pastor Samuel Ojo, the spiritual leader of the Graceful Abode Church in Delta State, reportedly brokered a deal that involved handing over his entire ministry to Pastor Michael Ade, who already had a congregation of his own. This unorthodox transfer of religious authority has left the members of the Graceful Abode Church in a state of shock and confusion.
The mysterious nature of this transaction has raised eyebrows and sparked discussions about the boundaries and ethical considerations within the realm of religious leadership. Congregants and observers are left wondering how such a sale and transfer of a religious institution could even occur, as the circumstances surrounding it remain largely undisclosed.
The story of this unprecedented church sale has ignited debates and calls for transparency and accountability within religious organizations, as it challenges conventional expectations of pastoral responsibilities and commitment to congregations.
