Man Posts Clip Oyedepo's First Son's Sermon at Shiloh 2025, Shares Observation: "Heir Apparent”

Man Posts Clip Oyedepo's First Son's Sermon at Shiloh 2025, Shares Observation: "Heir Apparent”

  • A man posted a clip of Bishop Oyedepo’s first son preaching at Shiloh 2025 and shared his observations about the sermon
  • The man also mentioned what he noticed about Bishop Abioye since he retired from his post as vice president at Winners Chapel
  • Following his retirement from Winners Chapel in 2024, Bishop Abioye's absence from two consecutive Shiloh programmes has sparked concerns from members of the church and the general public

A Nigerian man, Dave Agwazim, has shared his observation about Pastor David Oyedepo Jnr, the first son of the general overseer of Living Faith Church, Bishop David Oyedepo, at Shiloh 2025.

He also pointed out what he noticed about the church’s former vice president, Bishop David Abioye, since he retired from his role.

A man speaks about Abioye's growth after leaving Winners Church
A man shares what he observed about Oyedepo's son at Shiloh 2025. Photo: Facebook/Dave Agwazim, Bishop David Abioye
Source: Facebook

Shiloh is an annual programme hosted by the church at its headquarters, Canaanland, in Ota, Ogun state.

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This year’s Shiloh was the second after the retirement of Bishop David Abioye as the vice president of the Winners Chapel, after serving with Oyedepo for 44 years.

On his Facebook page, Dave Agwazim highlighted how far Abioye had gone following his retirement as the vice president of the mega church in October 2024.

He also posted a clip from Pastor David Oyedepo Jnr’s sermon, showing how his father introduced him to the congregation.

The man said in his Facebook post:

“Here comes the Heir apparent to the throne: Moment Bishop Oyedepo introduced his first son, David Oyedepo Jr at Shiloh 2025. Little wonder his lieutenants were retired, the Bishop has carefully groomed his successor.
“Why shouldn't this vibrant, articulate and forward looking young man of God take over from his great father.
“Lesson here is that the retired Bishops weren't hungry enough to build their own empires, the signs might have been there all along unspoken. See how Bishop David Abioye has grown within a short space of time. Always aspire to be YOU.”

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He added in the comments:

“I'm greatly blessed by his message.”

Watch the video below:

In a related story, a Nigerian pastor analysed the relationship between Bishop David Abioye and Bishop David Oyedepo of Winners' Chapel

The concerned pastor also opened up about what he noticed while speaking about Abioye’s absence at Shiloh 2025, which was held at Canaanland in Ota, Ogun state.

The pastor’s post went viral as he called for the intervention of the Pentecostal Fellowshon the relationship between the bishops, sparking reactions.

A man shares what he observed about Oyedepo's son at Shiloh 2025
A man speaks about Abioye's growth after leaving Winners Church. Photo: Facebook/Dave Agwazim, Bishop David Abioye
Source: Facebook

Shiloh: Winners member speaks about Abioye's absence

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian man drew people’s attention to what Bishop Abioye's absence signified at Shiloh 2025, which was held in Ota.

His post got people talking as he spoke about Abioye’s new church programme held at the same time as Shiloh.

The man’s post went viral as many noticed the absence of Bishop David Abioye, who retired as the church's vice president in 2024.

Source: Legit.ng

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