Day by day, the true essence of "fact checking" has lost its relevance. This is as a result of the people who place selfish interest, money, group interests, nepotism, partialism, and deceit high above their conscience. 
The fact checker deserves credit for coming up with points to persuade the now-sensible Nigerians that those unkempt, poorly dressed, disorganized, unprepared, and deceitful people queuing in front of the building are bishops and priests.
We have every reason to not doubt their genuineness. After all, a lot of us do not even want the truth; we only want valid assurances that what we believe is the truth. Now, in all fairness and honesty, I stand to say that the fact checking you did and are now shoving down our throats is false.
A few questions
1. What is happening in the first picture? Was this before the unveiling or after? It led to the second photo.
 
My sane response: preparation, poor preparation.
2. The third photo is of the guy who covered his face with his bag to avoid the camera (if you have seen the video) on their way out. Looking at his stone-face, you would agree that even fake priests and pastors know how to properly package themselves way above this, especially when attending occasions that involve the nation.

 
The lady She looks tired, forced to wear a chasuble on a shabby wig.

Where were these clergymen during the occasion proper?

Judging by the way they left the unveiling ground, you will have no iota of doubt that they were really of no value.

Compare their dressing with that of these guys here.

Christians are jovial and peaceful people. I don't think other religions can take this show of religious atrocity likely!

Benblaq:
Where were these clergymen during the occasion proper?

Judging by the way they left the unveiling ground, you will have no iota of doubt that they were really of no value.

Compare their dressing with that of these guys here.

You just said it all........ They were really of no value and a menace to the gathering