There are whispers of a potential crisis reminiscent of the ugly situation that occurred in September 2023 when certain individuals prevented parish members of CCC Harton Street Parish London from addressing the Pastor. Rumors are swirling that the Pastor plans to visit CCC Harton Street Parish National Headquarters to forcefully install a new shepherd and impose Most Sup Evang Fatusin as the Head of Diocese, a move that the Parishioners are vehemently against.
Let’s not forget the chaos that ensued during the National Headquarters London service on the 3rd March 2024, when Most Sup Evang Fatusin called upon the London Metropolitan Police to disrupt a Sunday Glorious Service. Despite the Pastor’s attempts to maintain composure, the situation spiralled out of control. Instead of seeking genuine reconciliation with the Parish Elders, the Pastor chose to overlook those responsible for obstructing the Sunday service.
The attacks on CCC Harton Street Parish in London have caused the Parish to completely cut ties with the leadership of Most Sup Evang Fatusin. The Church authority from Nigeria remained silent on the matter, failing to investigate, punish, or condemn the attacks which clearly violated God’s rules for the Church. The upcoming visit of the Pastor to the United Kingdom has sparked serious concerns, as it is feared that his presence at the Parish will only lead to more disputes and mistakes.
There are even rumour circulating that during the coming vsit, V/S/E Ayo Osho will be announced as the Assistant Shepherd of CCC Elephant and Castle Parish in London. This news has stirred up mixed opinions among the Parish members, with some strongly disagreeing with the decision to appoint any individual as Assistant Shepherd.
It is recommended that instead of visiting the Parish, the Pastor should initiate a comprehensive meeting with all parties involved, focusing on establishing leadership with equality, respect, and accountability. The Pastor should invite the Elders of CCC Harton Street Parish and VSE Bayo King to a meeting to gather genuine information about the unrest.
Additionally, the Pastor should schedule a meeting with the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland Diocese to provide a clear explanation, rather than resorting to using force against the will of the members.
As tensions rise and anticipation builds, all eyes are on CCC Harton Street National Headquarters for what promises to be a dramatic and eventful visit from the Pastor. Stay tuned for updates on this developing situation.
This is the moment for the Pastor to focus on genuine reconciliation and resolution of all differences with the United Kingdom, United States of America, and Nigeria. This will greatly contribute to his ability to have his book speak volumes about him.
