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How dare you tell the church how many hours to spend on services – Pastor Chris fumes

Pastor Chris Oyakhilome of Christ Embassy Church has slammed the Nigerian government for stipulating the amount of time worshipers are to spend during church service.

This was after government issued a list of guidelines ahead of the reopening of worship centers.

The guidelines were given to help curb the spread of COVID-19.

”I am appalled some people have the audacity to tell the church how many hours to spend on services”, Oyakhilome said.

”How dare you? You cant not tell God people how long they can be in the church. If you build a building for the people, then you gonna tell them how many hours to use the bulding, but if you didn’t you have no right to tell God’s people how many hours to worship their God”, he added.

He also berated church leaders who agreed to observe the guidelines, especially those who did without consulting their congregation.

Source: mynigeria.com

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