Church leaders who agreed with govt to shutdown churches are not Christians – Chris Oyakhilome

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Founder of Christ Embassy, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome has lashed out at Church leaders who agreed with the government to shutdown churches to halt the spread of Coronavirus, saying they are not true Christians.

According to him, such leaders were not true Christians and it was the reason the country was yet to “see the hand of God”. Oyakhilome insisted that the House of God was supposed to be a place for healing and wondered why infected patients were not allowed in the churches to get their healing. “So, those of you who love to run around government officials to get your validation, come and get COVID-19 compliant registration for your church. That is the last day Jesus will be in that church. But that is coming,” he said.

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