Nigerian Pentecostal church, Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries has announced it will not reopen its churches in Lagos and Ogun states, despite the federal and state governments allowing for worship centres to reopen, TopNaija reports.


The ministry, in a statement by the Chairman, MFM Media Committee, Pastor Oladele Bank-Olemoh, on Friday, noted that the church would not reopen in the two states until the tentative date of September 13, 2020.

Read more here https://topnaija.ng/why-our-lagos-and-ogun-churches-will-remain-closed-mfm/

pislok:
Nigerian Pentecostal church, Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries has announced it will not reopen its churches in Lagos and Ogun states, despite the federal and state governments allowing for worship centres to reopen, TopNaija reports.

The ministry, in a statement by the Chairman, MFM Media Committee, Pastor Oladele Bank-Olemoh, on Friday, noted that the church would not reopen in the two states until the tentative date of September 13, 2020.

Read more here https://topnaija.ng/why-our-lagos-and-ogun-churches-will-remain-closed-mfm/

Nobody wants to be a guinea pig

I remember back in my IT career years, we dont immediately roll out software updates on to the network, we usually wait for others to install on theirs, then we wait and watch whether it breaks or improves things on their network. It is only after reviewing others and their experience, that if nothing happens, we then ramp up and follow suit to install

MuttleyLaff:
Nobody wants to be a guinea pig

I remember back in my IT career years, we dont immediately roll out software updates on to the network, we usually wait for others to install on theirs, then we wait and watch whether it breaks or improves things on their network. It is only after reviewing others and their experience, that if nothing happens, we then ramp up and follow suit to install

I see...

Okay ooo, and till then keep firing the devils in your house.