General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian
Church of God (RCCG) Pastor Enoch Adeboye has
spoken in defence of the national president of the
Christian Association (CAN), Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor
on his alleged involvement in the $9.3 million arms
purchase funds seized by South Africa.
“Pastor
Ayodele Joseph Oritsejafor is a man of God I trust
and I can personally vouch for him,” said Adeboye
yesterday, in London, during an ecclesiastical visit.
“I believe on the issue of his aircraft being
chartered and the purpose it was used for he had
no prior knowledge. I am sure God will continue to
build his church and the gates of hell will not
prevail in Jesus name. One anointed cannot attack
another anointed. A pastor cannot attack another
pastor. Touch not my anointed is what God said.
Some Nigerians have questioned the use of Pastor
Oritsejafor’s private jet by the Federal Government
to convey the money to South Africa, accusing him
of involvement in money laundering,” Pastor
Adeboye was quoted by Vanguard as saying.
Following the seizure of the fund by South African
authorities, some Nigerians have passed
derogatory comments at the CAN president,
accusing him of having prior knowledge of the
deal. The pastor however said the aircraft had been
leased out and he had n knowledge whatsoever of
who was using it and what it was being used for.
In defence of the the pastor who also founded
Word of Life Bible Church, the federal government
said he knew nothing about the deal.
“Oritsejafor is the President of CAN and head of all
Christians in Nigeria who is representing at least,
50 per cent of people in this country. When it
comes to a man like that, people should be
cautious and circumspect,” said Dr. Doyin Okupe,
Senior Special Assistant to President Goodluck
Jonathan on Media and Publicity, when
commenting on the issue.

Daddy G.O. have spoken. Yes and Amen. Victory to the body of christ in this perilous time, and when the enemy come in like a flood, the spirit of God will lift up a standard against them. Arise shine.

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