Bishop David Oyedepo, Senior Pastor of Living Faith Church, has retaliated against people who want him to utilize money from his churches to establish a factory instead of a large auditorium.

Bishop David Oyedepo, the Senior Pastor of Living Faith Church, has retaliated against people who want him to utilize money from his churches to establish a factory instead of a large auditorium.

This follows the Senor Pastor's dismissal of 40 pastors from his congregation. The priest dismissed the pastors from his church two weeks ago, and he was widely chastised online for his action. The cleric previously stated that the pastors were fired because they were "unfruitful and obvious failures."

On Sunday, August 1, while speaking at his church, Oyedepo reiterated that pastors were dispatched to rural churches with the goal of winning at least 12 souls every week and ensuring that six people were saved. Come to church, yet the pastors have failed to fulfill their responsibilities.

"Rural church is in session." For the next 40 years, all of the donations from rural churches will not be enough to build what they are creating for them. I heard other people claim it's because they don't have anything to contribute, which is why we told them to go.

It is due to the fact that you are ill. You are a waste of time. You've been disconnected. We dispatched you to the villages to reach out to a minimum of 12 souls every week and guarantee that at least six of them attend church, but after six months, you still don't have ten. You are a waste of money. We've arrived thanks to good management.

Keeping unprofitable employees makes you a bad boss.' You have the right to rescind your decision.

Oyedepo also reacted to critics who said he should have built factories for his followers with the money he spent on various churches.

"They are constructing a 100,000-seat auditorium." Is it true that they took money from you? They should have constructed a factory instead of a house. Do you set aside money for someone else's resources? Keep silent, my buddy, and go on with your work. I like communicating with them because they enjoy hearing from me."