Nigerian activist and politician Omoyele Sowore has stirred debate after criticizing the accessibility of church-owned universities, notably Covenant College.
He made this assertion whereas being featured in a latest episode of the Trustworthy Bunch podcast.
Within the latest assertion, Sowore questioned the disparity between the massive followership of some church buildings and the affordability of the establishments they’ve established.
He argued that many devoted members who recurrently attend companies and contribute financially could not be capable of afford tuition for his or her kids in such universities.
His remarks have been directed at distinguished spiritual leaders, together with David Oyedepo and Enoch Adeboye, as he raised considerations about inclusivity and the socio-economic hole inside spiritual communities.
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âYou construct Covenant college, after which ask poor folks to come back to church, youâll go and drive them from Ajegunle along with your Holyghost buses however their kids can not go to Covenant college. itâs the kids of sinnÂŁrs that ended up going to your college. Most of them are kids of Alhajis steal!ng cash in Abuja. Individuals who come to church religiously and pay tithes and choices that you just ask from them, they’llât afford to ship their kids to your college.
Sometimes, theyâll the do charity and say that nicely, we gave scholarships to kids of our church members. In the event youâre a member of RedeemâŚ.â
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âYou construct Covenant college, after which ask poor folks to come back to church, youâll go and drive them from Ajegunle along with your Holyghost buses however their kids can not go to Covenant college. itâs the kids of sinnÂŁrs that ended up going to your college. Most of them are⌠pic.twitter.com/aN7L6QbJDy
â Oyindamolađ (@dammiedammie35) April 6, 2026