God Told Me Yemi Osinbajo Was In Danger Before His Helicopter Crash – Pastor Adeboye

Posted by: Folamidavid in Celebrity News Aug 11, 2019

Pastor of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, while preaching at the 67th Annual Convention recently, has disclosed what God told him about the danger Vice President Yemi Osinbajo was in before the helicopter crash he survived months back.

According to Pastor Adeboye, God whispered to him as he prayed that his son (Yemi Osinbajo) was in danger.

His words, “I got the message but I didn’t know how to present it,”

“He was going around on political campaigns so I didn’t know how to stop him. I also didn’t want him to be scared so I resorted to praying for him.”

Pastor EA then said he prayed for two minutes, and the words used were “Father, protect your son,”

During a thanksgiving service months back, after surviving the danger, Osinbajo said, “I briefed him on the progress we have made with the campaign and then the General Overseer prayed for God’s protection for me in all my travels and movements.

“That was not what the devil had planned but what did the headline read, Vice President Osinbajo’s helicopter crashes all unhurt, not one crash,” Osinbajo said during a thanksgiving service in Lokoja.”

Enoch Adejare Adeboye (born 2 March 1942 in Ifewara, Osun State, Nigeria) is a Nigerian pastor.

He went to the University of NIgeria (UNN) in Nsukka but because of the Nigeria Civil War, he completed his first degree in the University of Lagos graduating with a bachelor’s degree in Mathematics in 1967. That same year, he married Foluke Adenike. In 1969, he obtained a master’s degree in hydrodynamics from University of Lagos. He joined the Redeemed Christian Church of God in 1973 and began interpreting Yoruba to English by Pastor Josiah Olufemi Akindayomi. In 1975, he obtained a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics from the University of Lagos. He holds a position as Professor of Mathematics at University of Lagos.

He was ordained a pastor of the Redeemed Christian Church of God in 1977. He became General Overseer of the church in 1981. For three years he filled the role part-time, still lecturing at Unilorin, until giving up his university position to preach full-time.

The church, which was not well known prior to Adeboye becoming the General Overseer, currently has several branches globally in about 196 nations (as at March 2017), including more than 14,000 in Nigeria. Adeboye has stated that his aim is to put a church within five minutes walking distance in developing cities and five minutes driving distance in developed cities.