Oyakhilome knocks Christian leaders for supporting church closure

The President of the LoveWorld Incorporated, aka Christ Embassy, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, has berated some church leaders for agreeing to shut down their churches without asking government for time to

pray and consult with their congregation.

Oyakhilome also questioned why COVID-19 patients were shut out from churches, saying the House of God should be a place of healing. He said while some would be tagged COVID-19 compliant churches, others would be stigmatised for not abiding by the rules.

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