MrPresident1:
The biggest pastors in Nigeria are all Yoruba too. Kumuyi, Adeboye, Oyedepo, Abiara, Ashimolowo, Olukoya, T. B. Joshua, all Yoruba men. Yoruba are a deeply spiritual people, Yoruba is Judah, Judah has accommodated so many people to himself, Judah is wise, Judah obeyed the commandment to 'go into the world and multiply' and 'make disciples of all men'.

Judah=lineage+grafted.

Yet they fell from the sky!

9inches:
I'm a fool. I'm sorry for my insolence.

Apology accepted, now be a good boy

Hausa/Fulani are either bokoharam or Herdsmen, therefore, it must be the Igbos(Ibos) that are complaining, wanting a piece of the action(Yoruba RCCG's Cake). God raises His Prophets and Himself from among the Israelites. Please wait till Rccg becomes as worldly recognised as The Anglican or Roman Catholics.

TheSociopath:
My parents are nonentities, that's why I talk rubbish

That's pathetic, you need help.

9inches:


That's pathetic, you need help.

Since u mentioned my parents, may your life be accursed with extreme hardship and ill luck. And may you never be happy for the rest of ur life unless u apologise for bringing them into this.

TheSociopath:


Since u mentioned my parents, may your life be accursed with extreme hardship and ill luck. And may you never be happy for the rest of ur life unless u apologise for bringing them into this.

Tah! I bu Chukwu?. They should take part of the blame for not teaching you better. Don't ever try to exonerate them, baztard.

You idiotic cannibal, why don't you leave by example and let Yoruba lead your churches first? You hypocrites need to take the plank in your eyes first before trying to remove the speck in your friends eyes.

madenigga:

common shutup u tribalistic yorubber, all the guy is saying is that Rccg shud be less tribalistic in its dealings the yorubanization of d church is too much

Well said from a confirmed redeemer,,,a pastor in the making. God Bless bro

terrezo2002:
The Rccg does not ordain based on your tribe. The qualification is become a member of the church, go for new believer's class and baptismal class, get baptized, do your school of disciples training/school of missions/bible school. Stay for at least 5 years. Above all, you must be Holy Ghost baptized. Well you must have been filled with the holy ghost before water baptism unless you don't know what you are doing. With this u are qualified.
The job of a pastor is not easy. Some people reject it when call upon. It takes Abundant grace

guys please be careful the largest region in redeemed was pastor by easterner pastor brown oyitso region 19 first born family formally called ikeja family go and comfirm.

It is just a natural phenomenon, and applies to all the ministries. When you consider a place like The Lords Chosen Church, majority of the ministers there too are Igbo.
It's like people feel more comfortable, and committed to rise to the very top, if it's a church owned by a man from your tribe, that is, in most cases.

Lookupman:


You are right, Example MTN, you will hardly see a yoruba person using MTN because the Igbo man is among the Management
Go to Winners, RCCG, Deeper Life, you will see Igbos among their members but go to any church who founders are igbo, you will hardly see a yoruba person there, go check Chosen, CPM etc and make your confirmation,
May of these igbo founding churches has Hausas and Yoruba as their regional pastors but hardly in any yoruba church, you can easily make hand count of other tribes as pastors in yoruba churches

Hausas being a majority tribe doesn’t mean they’re likely to be a regional pastor of any Pentecostal church considering 90-something percent of them are Muslims. The pastors who aren’t Igbo or Yoruba tend to be southern minorities (Edo/Delta, etc.).

Nigerians need to stop this silly, ludicrous idea that because there are three major ethnic affiliations in the country the other groups are irrelevant. Hausa people are reclusive northern Islamic people. Absolutely nothing concerns 99% of them with Pentecostal churches. Absolutely nothing. They can’t be said for the south-south region (which has an even greater Pentecostal population than the Igbo/S.E. region).

Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba are not the only tribes in Nigeria. Get that silly, stupid nonsense out of your head. Such a unity exists only in politics.

Lookupman:


You are right, Example MTN, you will hardly see a yoruba person using MTN because the Igbo man is among the Management
Go to Winners, RCCG, Deeper Life, you will see Igbos among their members but go to any church who founders are igbo, you will hardly see a yoruba person there, go check Chosen, CPM etc and make your confirmation,
May of these igbo founding churches has Hausas and Yoruba as their regional pastors but hardly in any yoruba church, you can easily make hand count of other tribes as pastors in yoruba churches

Hausas being a majority tribe doesn’t mean they’re likely to be a regional pastor of any Pentecostal church considering 90-something percent of them are Muslims. The pastors who aren’t Igbo or Yoruba tend to be southern minorities (Edo/Delta, etc.).

Nigerians need to stop this silly, ludicrous idea that because there are three major ethnic affiliations in the country the other groups are irrelevant. Hausa people are reclusive northern Islamic people. Absolutely nothing concerns 95% of them with Pentecostal churches. Absolutely nothing. They can’t be said for the south-south region (which has an even greater Pentecostal population than the Igbo/S.E. region).

Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba are not the only relevant tribes in Nigeria. Get that silly, stupid nonsense out of your head. Such a unity exists only in politics.