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Bishop David Oyedepo receives N1.5billion brand new Rolls Royce Cullinan as birthday gift; netizens react (Video)

Bishop Oyedepo receives 1.5 billion naira Rolls Royce Culinan as birthday gift Kemi Filani blog min

Foremost Nigerian clergyman Bishop David Oyedepo has caused a stir online with the expensive gift he received as a birthday gift.

According to reports online, the founder of Living Faith Church, popularly known as Winners received a brand new N1.5 billion Rolls Royce Cullinan as his 70th birthday gift.

In the viral clip, the clergyman who was taken by surprise was captured beside the new car as members serenaded him.

The car dealer who posted the news, revealed the price of the car as he stated that the more people you give value to, the more people you have to stand by you when you celebrate.

“A beautiful gift for Papa, Bishop David Oyedepo.
This car actually cost 1.5 billion Naira.
It’s a brand new 2023 Rolls Royce Cullinan Black Badge.
The more people you give value to, the more people you have to stand by you when you celebrate”.

See some reactions below,

One Masalati47 wrote, “So prayed bought him the car? If birds dey use una type of brain eh, e for dey fly backward

One Jennifer Patricks wrote, “You people should rest. At 70, is it Keke you want him to be driving?

One Blessing Sunday wrote, “Members go donate money for Papa, then trek home. Hallelujah

One Living Largee wrote, “No panic, members mansion dey for heaven

One Unkusp wrote, “No worry, our own car and mansion dey heaven

One Ada Bekee06 wrote, “You cannot serve God and not enjoy. Congratulations papa

One Poshest Hope wrote, “Our Nigerian pastors are ballers

One Almighty Tunechi003 wrote, “The gift of a man makes him rich and brings him before great men. Can you handle greatness

One Arikeee wrote, “It’s high time you people realize that church is a business

One Chriss Lamarr wrote, “Na to open church remain

One Chuk_ma wrote, “Nothing is wrong here, you just target this post for dragging the man of God. He deserves to be celebrated now he’s still alive, so let him be”.






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