Bishop David Oyedepo, the General Overseer of Living Faith Church, also known as Winners Chapel has criticized the government over the closure of schools in Nigeria.
Most states in Nigeria as on Friday ordered the closure of schools till further notice as the country battles the spread of Coronavirus.
Also, the Lagos government canceled gathering of more than 20 person after new cases were recorded on Saturday bringing a total number of cases in Nigeria to 25.
But, Oyedepo who held a service on Sunday and shunned government directive on religious gatherings, said the closure of schools was not the right decision by the government in curbing the spread of Coronavirus.
According to him, the only disease that has no cure is hunger.
Oyedepo said: “May God help our policymakers to make the right decision in finding solution to this scourge called Coronavirus.
“How can you close the school and ask them to go home.
“You are sending them for where they are more secured to where they would be exposed to the disease.
“You are sending them away from where they are not more than 20 back home to go and sell pepper for their mothers in the market where there are more people.
“You block people from having access to malls in the name of preventing a disease but you don’t know that the only disease that doesn’t have cure is hunger.
“May God help our leaders to make the right decision in search of a solution to this pandemic.”
Oyedepo had earlier said the cure for COVID-19 will be out soon and nations will rejoice.
The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources has unveiled a plan to tackle obstacles and…
According to Ukraine, Kyiv was heavily targeted by drones overnight, as evidenced by new explosions…
The Gov. of Kano has said that his government will make efforts to repatriate minors…
Mamadi, the head of Guinea's junta, has become an army general, marking the creation of…
Senior Hamas official Izz al-Din Kassab was killed by an Israeli military airstrike on Friday…
European clubs are already planning to make important mid-season additions as the January transfer window…