Ogun Kill The People Criticizing Pastor David Oyedepo - Buezhy

A post about Pastor David Oyedepo receiving two Rolls Royce cars for his birthday stirred controversy, with some criticizing the display of wealth amidst poverty in his church. One commenter responded, “Someone has a PJ (private jet) and Rolls Royce is his problem? When he was suffering (there are videos of him littered around the internet) it wasn’t a problem, but living in luxury is now a problem, ogun kee all of una there.” This comment shifts focus from the valid concerns about wealth disparity to a defensive, aggressive stance, dismissing any critique of lavish living.

While it’s true that success stories should be acknowledged, comments like this shut down meaningful dialogue about the growing gap between wealthy religious leaders and their struggling congregations. The concern here is not about Oyedepo’s personal success but the optics of such wealth in contrast to the everyday struggles of church members. Instead of dismissing concerns with hostility, addressing these issues with empathy and open discussion can foster a healthier environment of transparency and accountability within religious communities.