I Refused Moving To The US Permanently In 1987 – Bishop Oyedepo Knocks Nigerians Rushing Abroad To Do Menial Jobs

The Founder and the presiding Senior Pastor of the Living Faith Church Worldwide, Bishop David Oyedepo, has knocked on young Nigerians who are trooping out of the country en masse only to pick up jobs where they would be treated as slaves abroad.

Pastor Oyedepo during his Sunday Sermon, revealed that in 1987 he had the opportunity to relocate to the U.S permanently but he turned it down. According to the cleric, he turned the opportunity, declining the offer.
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Speaking during a program in the church, Oyedepo said, “I had all the opportunity to be in the US in 1987 and move there permanently. I said ‘Jesus what are You saying? Do I have any regrets for not being there? Never.’
Many are ordained to be employers of labour in this country. They’re jumping from job to job in another man’s country. Slavery kind of job because they won’t ask. Jumping about as if that’s a prize-winner adventure.
Everything is changing. You earn a degree in those days, you have to mention the country.”