₦airaland Forum

Chris Oyakhilome is facing
trouble in South Africa after
refusing to comply with
government orders to release
his financial records.
According to a report in News 24, several prominent church
leaders have not adhered to
the demands of the South
African Commission for the
Promotion and Protection of
Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Communities.


The Commission, led by Thoko
Mkhwanazi-Xaluva is
investigating the
commercialisation of religion
and the abuse of people’s
beliefs within South Africa, where Christ Embassy has
several branches.


“These people take money
from people. What are they
doing with that money? We
want to know. We will not
back down,” she said.


All those summoned to the
hearings are required to
produce their ordination
certificate, the church
registration certificate, bank
statements and the annual financial statements dating
from 2012.


“Some of these religious
leaders will face prison if they
do not comply and we have
been clear about our course of
action,” she insisted.


Mkhwanazi-Xaluva singled
out Oyakhilome, stating that
he insisted he would fight the
commission in court before
releasing his records.


“If he intends on that route,
we are ready. He will have to
face the same fate as the
others who refuse to hand
over their financial records,”
she said.


In contrast, a source who
attended the hearing of South
African Bishop Stephen Zondo,
stated that Mkhwanazi-
Xaluva cited an equally
controversial Nigerian megachurch leader, T.B.
Joshua, as an example of one
who openly used his finances
to assist the less-privileged,
something she expected of all
clergy.


http://africwap.com/2015/11/26/chris-oyakhilome-facing-trouble-in-south-africa-over-money-he-makes-there/

Hmm

Who is he...

Who is he...

Had it been Oyakhilome too donates like TB'jo they won't be on his neck going by the words o that woman.

When the secular world preaches to clergymen, then there is a problem!
I salute the courage of these south Africans!
If truly they have nothing to hide, let them show their records!
Worldly clergymen!
God is watching, it is well!

topzywazzy:
Chris Oyakhilome is facing
trouble in South Africa after
refusing to comply with
government orders to release
his financial records.
According to a report in News 24, several prominent church
leaders have not adhered to
the demands of the South
African Commission for the
Promotion and Protection of
Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Communities.


The Commission, led by Thoko
Mkhwanazi-Xaluva is
investigating the
commercialisation of religion
and the abuse of people’s
beliefs within South Africa, where Christ Embassy has
several branches.


“These people take money
from people. What are they
doing with that money? We
want to know. We will not
back down,” she said.


All those summoned to the
hearings are required to
produce their ordination
certificate, the church
registration certificate, bank
statements and the annual financial statements dating
from 2012.


“Some of these religious
leaders will face prison if they
do not comply and we have
been clear about our course of
action,” she insisted.


Mkhwanazi-Xaluva singled
out Oyakhilome, stating that
he insisted he would fight the
commission in court before
releasing his records.


“If he intends on that route,
we are ready. He will have to
face the same fate as the
others who refuse to hand
over their financial records,”
she said.


In contrast, a source who
attended the hearing of South
African Bishop Stephen Zondo,
stated that Mkhwanazi-
Xaluva cited an equally
controversial Nigerian megachurch leader, T.B.
Joshua, as an example of one
who openly used his finances
to assist the less-privileged,
something she expected of all
clergy.
http://africwap.com/2015/11/26/chris-oyakhilome-facing-trouble-in-south-africa-over-money-he-makes-there/

South Africans are more gullible than Nigerians when it comes to religious matters.
@the embodened, the Congregation gives not the Church takes.
I think this woman is in love with Oyakhimole that's why she's singling him out. If they don't want him there they should just say it instead of koni koni.

They are even talking about jail, mmtsschheww. I'm waiting for you people to lock him up and you'll see what will happen.