-Biodun Fatoyinbo’s Take on Ayo Babalola’s Finance Sparks Debate
Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo of COZA Church has ignited a heated debate with his recent comments on the late Apostle Joseph Ayo Babalola, a revered figure in Nigerian Christianity.
Speaking in a sermon, Fatoyinbo suggested that despite Babalola’s powerful anointing, he lacked financial prosperity, implying that the unused grace ultimately went to waste.
Fatoyinbo’s said; “Joseph Ayo Babalola had a heavy-duty anointing but had no money, so all the grace just went like that.”
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This statement has however sparked mixed reactions from the Christian community, with some defending Fatoyinbo’s right to share his perspective and others criticizing him for potentially diminishing Babalola’s legacy.
Some believe that the pastor’s words were misinterpreted and that he was highlighting the importance of stewardship and financial wisdom in ministry.
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Biodun Fatoyinbo’s Take on Ayo Babalola’s Finance
Others argue that Babalola’s impact and influence transcended material wealth and that his legacy should be celebrated for its spiritual significance.
