Servant of God, Rev. Paul Emeka has been chased out of "his" office by police for illegally parading himself as the General Superintendent of Assemblies of God church. According to reports, Rev.
Emeka refused to vacate his office in the secretariat, and continued to parade himself as General Superintendent, after his removal by the church’s General Council on March 6, 2014.
The church also accused the former General Superintendent of being autocratic, and involved in financial mismanagement; abuse of power and “above all took the church to court which tantamount to tarnishing the image of the church and bringing it to public ridicule.”
The General Superintendent Rev Dr Chidi Okoroafor led other officers to Evangel House in Enugu on Wednesday evening to take over the church’s national secretariat from the former General Superintendent, Rev. Paul Emeka.
Initial attempts by the new General Superintendent of the church, Rev. Paul Okoroafor, and other leaders of the church, to recover the national secretariat were thwarted by Emeka, who again went to court to insist that he was the church’s leader.
Violence was, however, averted as the police cordoned off the streets around the secretariat, after arresting some of Emeka’s loyalists. The arrested persons, were led away in handcuffs, included a woman.
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Edited by: Endy Edeson
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Emeka refused to vacate his office in the secretariat, and continued to parade himself as General Superintendent, after his removal by the church’s General Council on March 6, 2014.
The church also accused the former General Superintendent of being autocratic, and involved in financial mismanagement; abuse of power and “above all took the church to court which tantamount to tarnishing the image of the church and bringing it to public ridicule.”
The General Superintendent Rev Dr Chidi Okoroafor led other officers to Evangel House in Enugu on Wednesday evening to take over the church’s national secretariat from the former General Superintendent, Rev. Paul Emeka.
Initial attempts by the new General Superintendent of the church, Rev. Paul Okoroafor, and other leaders of the church, to recover the national secretariat were thwarted by Emeka, who again went to court to insist that he was the church’s leader.
Violence was, however, averted as the police cordoned off the streets around the secretariat, after arresting some of Emeka’s loyalists. The arrested persons, were led away in handcuffs, included a woman.
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Edited by: Endy Edeson
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Emmanuel Oko Ewa Udu
I was there...
Emmanuel Oko Ewa Udu
It was not easy for the Police, these church gangsters weren't even ready to listen to them. So we were invited to come.
Endy Edeson
@Oko: nice to know you are one of the eye witnesses. How is the situation of things over there now? @Nwafor: The church is not exempted from leadership crisis as it is also an Institution
Polycarpz Igboon
The Last day the Lord will not ask you which position you were occupying in the church!
Farotimi Oluwatosin Emmanuel
Shame on Assembly,soo... bcus of religion politic,they pursue a suprtendent pastor with police