Faponmile: I THINK THEY SHOULD FIRST THINK OF BUILDING A PEDESTRIAN WALKWAY INTO THE CAMP FROM THE OTHER SIDE OF THE EXPRESSWAY. AND ALSO THINK OF A DEDICATED BRIDGE AND ROAD INTO THE CAMP. THE HARDSHIP EXPERIENCED ON ACCOUNT OF THEIR ACTIVITIES IS A NIGHTMARE TO EVERYONE.

Okwyjesus: New thing is on the way as The Redeemed Christian Church of God is set to build a new camp auditorium in their
redemption camp along Lagos -Ibadan expression way. The new auditorium will measure 3km by 3km and will be completed before their next convention.
No doubt it will be first of its kind in the world and this arised bcus their old camp auditorium can no longer contain their ever increasing members duriing their national programmes.


Source: Dove Televison

rabzy01: If say I be university, I for dash you Doctor Degree in economics wallai.

Forza p:

shut it nigga!is it by force u contribute 2 d new auditorium?quit hating boi!

cold: The competition is getting stiffer.'if you build a 50,000 capacity auditorium,i'll build an even bigger one'. There's no business like church business. How did we get here?

cold: The competition is getting stiffer.'if you build a 50,000 capacity auditorium,i'll build an even bigger one'. There's no business like church business. How did we get here?

Faponmile: I THINK THEY SHOULD FIRST THINK OF BUILDING A PEDESTRIAN WALKWAY INTO THE CAMP FROM THE OTHER SIDE OF THE EXPRESSWAY. AND ALSO THINK OF A DEDICATED BRIDGE AND ROAD INTO THE CAMP. THE HARDSHIP EXPERIENCED ON ACCOUNT OF THEIR ACTIVITIES IS A NIGHTMARE TO EVERYONE.

BedLam: OK , its alright! Since we can't use our fertile land for agriculture, let fundamentalist waste it for a ride to heaven.

labiola: If you believe in something why can't you go for it. If you think that land could be useful for agriculture, what stop you from approaching the govt to get the land and commence farming that will feed a state. I was at the just concluded RCCG convention and I can tell you the economic benefits that flow in that place is more than N500m. The pure water seller, handkeichief seller, petty traders,transporters etc benefited from such economics benefit. Did all the money go to RCCG pocket. Whether you like it or not RCCG has contributed economically into well being of low income earners.

mickyarams: The money that will be spent to build this mega structure can be better spent on building an orphanage or food bank for the poor, I'm sure Jesus would love that as well. We have more than enough places of worship in Nigeria already. These pastors travel to Europe and America and see how religious organisations invest in looking after the poor and not building mega structures and buying private jets. Great Ormond street hospital which is the best hospital for kids in the world gets majority of its funding from churches in England.

Frankmishael: God bless all men of God ¶Ş this country they greÁt men, ά̲̣̥πϑ God bless my pastor, pastor chris oyakhilome phd

redcliff:
The chris of Anti-christ embassy?

m-ployer:
Dude, you don't love TB Joshua more than I do. But let's stay on topic.

Mannylex: The poor church goers always contribute, but at the end they become less important. The churches keeps asking for contribution, seed sowing, but at the end, the elites are the main beneficiaries. Special sit, special recognition and all. How many average citizens in the church can afford the fees of their university (Redeemers)? But they would be compelled to contribute. Really churches are becoming business enterprises.

Majikals: Thats d least of our problems....nigerians re d most religious people in d world yet ranking almost highest in corruption...a hut wit a few true worshippers is better dan a mega stadium wit mixed multitude....35bill,OMG,where did all dos donations come from?...

Ogbeche77: Chai... Who ll bear the cost? The poor church members of course..
Imagine a factory of 3km long, how much job opportunity that will create in addition to revenue thge government ll generate...
A 3km farmland will feed a substantial population in Ogun state all year round...

Adex097:
Do you call that waste?
Must you be an economist before knowing that the new auditorium would affect Nigeria's Economy positively?.

Please be a rational thinker and stop looking at stuffs like this from religious view only.


*drops mic*

Ok-Bounce:
why always in yoruba land?so these yoruba pastors can't build any of their head quarters in d east,despite hving a sizeable igbo members.i suspect something.....any igbo reading this should ponder on it,shalom.

labiola: If you believe in something why can't you go for it. If you think that land could be useful for agriculture, what stop you from approaching the govt to get the land and commence farming that will feed a state. I was at the just concluded RCCG convention and I can tell you the economic benefits that flow in that place is more than N500m. The pure water seller, handkeichief seller, petty traders,transporters etc benefited from such economics benefit. Did all the money go to RCCG pocket. Whether you like it or not RCCG has contributed economically into well being of low income earners.

Ms_Steph: After building it with contributions from d poor masses dey will nw make dem sit at d back so dey elites can occupy d front sit

BedLam: OK , its alright! Since we can't use our fertile land for agriculture, let fundamentalist waste it for a ride to heaven.