Tolexander:
He go still reap the reward in tithe and offering multiple folds when his church is fully grounded in Sierra Leone.
Na awareness he go create to the Sierra Leoneans

jakD:
Though your gesture is good sir but how many have you done for those within your country

roqrules04:


They are coming for you soon

Tolexander:
He go still reap the reward in tithe and offering multiple folds when his church is fully grounded in Sierra Leone.
Na awareness he go create to the Sierra Leoneans

Daniyemi:
Never heard him donating anything to boko haram victims. #issokay

jakD:
Though your gesture is good sir but how many have you done for those within your country

Tolexander:
He go still reap the reward in tithe and offering multiple folds when his church is fully grounded in Sierra Leone.
Na awareness he go create to the Sierra Leoneans

broseme:
    Following the devastations caused by flooding and mudslides on the outskirts of Freetown at the beginning of this week, President Ernest Bai Koroma continues to receive not only condolence messages but also high powered delegations from countries across the sub-region and beyond.

   This morning, Friday 18 August, the president received at State House a high level delegation led by Bishop David Oyedepo of World Mission Agency commonly called Winner’s Chapel. According to Bishop Oyedepo, the visit was to console and pray for Sierra Leone following Monday’s tragedy. He prayed that such predicament would not repeat itself in the nation and that there would be a turn around.

   For victims of the flooding and mudslides, Bishop Oyedepo pledged assistance of food items and general provisions, including 250 bags of rice, 250 liters of vegetable oil, 250 bags of onions, 250 blankets, clothing, washing soap among others.

   President Koroma thanked the Bishop for his quick response, describing the visit as a source of great hope. He lamented about the incident, narrating that a particular church was observing all-night prayers when the unimaginable and unprecedented tragedy occurred, and consequently claimed hundreds of lives. He also bemoaned the story of six innocent children who went to study in the home of one of their brightest colleagues, and the young man who was due to get married today, saying that they all had their plans for the next day but were swept away from their sleep onto untimely deaths.

  The president pointed out that Sierra Leone’s economy was apparently doing well when Ebola struck and reversed every gain. Even though the country is faced with another huge challenge in the aftermath of a successful recovery process, he however expressed hope that there is light at the end of the tunnel.


Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2017/08/sierra-leone-mudslidesbishop-oyedepo.html?m=1

klassykute:
wat have u done for naija apart from complaining? That man is a giver he gives to different charity organizations hez does not broadcast eritin mugu

jakD:
Though your gesture is good sir but how many have you done for those within your country

jakD:
Though your gesture is good sir but how many have you done for those within your country

cosmatika:
Dis man is a businessman. Bet me, we'll soon here dat Living faith Church is building a Church auditorium in Freetown or building another university dere

cosmatika:
Dis man is a businessman. Bet me, we'll soon here dat Living faith Church is building a Church auditorium in Freetown or building another university dere

jakD:
Though your gesture is good sir but how many have you done for those within your country

jakD:
Though your gesture is good sir but how many have you done for those within your country

broseme:
    Following the devastations caused by flooding and mudslides on the outskirts of Freetown at the beginning of this week, President Ernest Bai Koroma continues to receive not only condolence messages but also high powered delegations from countries across the sub-region and beyond.

   This morning, Friday 18 August, the president received at State House a high level delegation led by Bishop David Oyedepo of World Mission Agency commonly called Winner’s Chapel. According to Bishop Oyedepo, the visit was to console and pray for Sierra Leone following Monday’s tragedy. He prayed that such predicament would not repeat itself in the nation and that there would be a turn around.

   For victims of the flooding and mudslides, Bishop Oyedepo pledged assistance of food items and general provisions, including 250 bags of rice, 250 liters of vegetable oil, 250 bags of onions, 250 blankets, clothing, washing soap among others.

   President Koroma thanked the Bishop for his quick response, describing the visit as a source of great hope. He lamented about the incident, narrating that a particular church was observing all-night prayers when the unimaginable and unprecedented tragedy occurred, and consequently claimed hundreds of lives. He also bemoaned the story of six innocent children who went to study in the home of one of their brightest colleagues, and the young man who was due to get married today, saying that they all had their plans for the next day but were swept away from their sleep onto untimely deaths.

  The president pointed out that Sierra Leone’s economy was apparently doing well when Ebola struck and reversed every gain. Even though the country is faced with another huge challenge in the aftermath of a successful recovery process, he however expressed hope that there is light at the end of the tunnel.


Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2017/08/sierra-leone-mudslidesbishop-oyedepo.html?m=1

jakD:
Though your gesture is good sir but how many have you done for those within your country

oruma19:
I don't agree with papa oyedepo on this one, haba, naija people de roast for alarm u de carry money and food go give the pple if Freetown. Papa make sure when u return u do the same thing in Nigeria where u are blessed. The pple of Nigeria are not passing thru a good time right now, the hunger is pervasive. Start from ur "Jerusalem" (nigeria) before u go to the uttermost part of the world..

Tolexander:
He go still reap the reward in tithe and offering multiple folds when his church is fully grounded in Sierra Leone.
Na awareness he go create to the Sierra Leoneans