Every child has the fundamental right to privacy when it comes to their parents’ personal lives, but that doesn’t mean parents’ actions should be overlooked when it comes to providing guidance, love, and unity. Religious leaders also have the right to manage their family life without interference, as their families have control over their parents’ legacies, whether they are alive or have passed on. Religion and family are two separate entities that should be respected.
One of the biological son of the Pastor Founder, Benjamin Oshoffa, is not holding back. He’s speaking out against what he sees as an insult to the Pastor Founder’s children in the list of individuals arranged to organize the 40th Anniversary of the Pastor Remembrance Service. AVSE Benjamin is a Shepherd in the fold and he’s questioning the legitimacy of the list, which includes some questionable characters who have disrespected shepherds and disrupted services. How can these individuals be allowed to organize a remembrance service for a saint? While he also questioning the isolation of the family before the composition of the list.
AVSE Benjamin Oshoffa’s voice rang out loud and clear as he spoke out against the controversial list that had gone viral on social media. He expressed his disappointment that the Oshoffa family had not been consulted in the creation of the list, emphasizing the importance of collaboration between the church and the family in such matters. AVSE Benjamin Oshoffa stressed that while the church plays a significant role in organizing spiritual services for the event, ultimately it is a family affair and their input should not be disregarded.
Reports indicated that Oluso Maradona was behind the creation of the list, but the Pastor vehemently denied any involvement or approval of it. The Pastor distanced himself from the list and any associated activities, leaving many to wonder how his stamp of approval ended up on the questionable document.
The drama surrounding the list has sparked intrigue and speculation, with tensions running high as the Pastor and the Oshoffa family find themselves at odds.
