Ogun State Government on Monday said religious leaders who flouted a ban on high-density gatherings and held services both on Friday and Sunday have tendered an apology to the government and the people of the state.
The affected leaders, according to the government, equally promised to adhere strictly to the directive and to henceforth observe all measures associated with the fight against Coronavirus (COVID-19).
Presiding Bishop of the Living Faith Church Worldwide (a.k.a. Winners Chapel), David Oyedepo, had on Sunday superintended over service at the church’s headquarters in Ota, Ogun state, despite a directive by the state government banning high-density gathering to curb the spread of the virus.
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