WATCH THE VIDEO HERE Recall that Abioye, alongside Bishop Thomas Aremu, retired due to age, marking the end of a significant chapter in their service to the ministry. Valedictory services were held in their honour at Goshen City along the Abuja-Keffi Expressway in Nasarawa State and in Ibadan, Oyo State, celebrating their years of dedication to the church and its mission. In his recent statement, Abioye anticipated the future, declaring, “The wait is over as the time for the next chapter of my life and ministry is here.” Taking to his X handle (formerly Twitter) @BishopDOAbioye on Monday, November 11, Abioye shared that this new chapter will highlight a journey of service, submission, and dedication. According to the announcement, this phase of his life will be documented and shared on his YouTube platform, the David Abioye Channel. The statement reads, “The wait is over, THE NEXT CHAPTER is here! 🔥 “Head over to the David Abioye Channel on YouTube tomorrow morning by 6AM to watch, learn, and be inspired by this remarkable story of service, submission, and dedication. “Don’t keep this information to yourself, share this post and inform someone!”
Former vice president of the Living Faith Church (Winners Chapel), Bishop David Abioye, has revealed his next steps following his retirement from the Liberation Commission in October 2024.
Bishop Abioye To Reveal Plan After Retirement From Oyedepo’s Winners Chapel
