Shiloh 2024: Bishop Oyedepo finally reveals “who” bought private jets for church insists “not offering”

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Bishop David Oyedepo, the presiding bishop of Living Faith Church, recently gave a speech at Shiloh 2024 in which he related a surprising account concerning the church’s purchase of private planes, disclosing that the money for the purchase was not raised through donations.

Known for making audacious claims, Bishop Oyedepo clarified that the church received the first aircraft without any financial request or prayer.

He made it clear that the purchase was not a part of any fundraising campaign and that the church was under no obligation to make a donation.

“First aircraft without any prayer, without any idea that the aircraft was coming. He said it. He delivered it.

“Nobody had any pressure on his life. There was no reminder on the offering, the offering didn’t buy it oh, God bought it. There was no person contacted under heaven,” Oyedepo stated.

The bishop went on to stress that the aircraft’s contribution was the product of God’s “divine agenda” rather than human ambition.

“It wasn’t an ambition. It was an unveiled divine agenda,” he said.

He went on to say that the church now makes use of the plane to do ministry trips throughout Africa and beyond.

Bishop Oyedepo went on to explain that the purchase of the aeroplane was a divinely ordained event that was unaffected by financial demands or human intents.

“If God asked me, we travel around Africa with it. We want to do us with it,” he said.

Melaye claims that Shiloh was impacted “somehow” by the absence of Bishop David Abioye, a recently retired prominent priest in the church.

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