- Bishop David Oyedepo, founder of Living Faith Church (Winners Chapel), supports US military action against terrorist camps in Nigeria.
- The US military launched 12 Tomahawk missiles targeting terrorist positions in Sokoto State on Christmas night.
- The operation was conducted in coordination with the Nigerian government under President Donald Trump.
Bishop David Oyedepo, founder of Living Faith Church, widely known as Winners Chapel, has welcomed the United States (US) military action against terrorist camps in Nigeria.
According to reports, the US military launched at least 12 Tomahawk missiles on Christmas night, targeting terrorist positions in Sokoto State. The operation, conducted in coordination with the Nigerian government under President Donald Trump, has raised hopes for a significant reduction in the country’s long-standing security challenges.
Reacting to the airstrikes on Sunday, Oyedepo expressed gratitude to God, noting that sponsors of terrorism in Nigeria are now in hiding. He added that for the first time in nearly two decades, perpetrators of violence are facing pressure.
He said, “We must thank God for this sudden turnaround in Nigeria. For nearly 20 years, the persecutors have acted freely, but now they are feeling the heat.
“The Holy Spirit led a midnight prayer that has brought about this outcome. Those who caused grief to others will now face consequences.
“Judgment has begun. God has intervened in Nigeria’s affairs. All those backing these criminals are now hiding, and fire is burning in their camps. For the first time, the oppressors are becoming the oppressed.”
- Bishop David Oyedepo, founder of Living Faith Church (Winners Chapel), supports US military action against terrorist camps in Nigeria.
- The US military launched 12 Tomahawk missiles targeting terrorist positions in Sokoto State on Christmas night.
- The operation was conducted in coordination with the Nigerian government under President Donald Trump.
Bishop David Oyedepo, founder of Living Faith Church, widely known as Winners Chapel, has welcomed the United States (US) military action against terrorist camps in Nigeria.
According to reports, the US military launched at least 12 Tomahawk missiles on Christmas night, targeting terrorist positions in Sokoto State. The operation, conducted in coordination with the Nigerian government under President Donald Trump, has raised hopes for a significant reduction in the country’s long-standing security challenges.
Reacting to the airstrikes on Sunday, Oyedepo expressed gratitude to God, noting that sponsors of terrorism in Nigeria are now in hiding. He added that for the first time in nearly two decades, perpetrators of violence are facing pressure.
He said, “We must thank God for this sudden turnaround in Nigeria. For nearly 20 years, the persecutors have acted freely, but now they are feeling the heat.
“The Holy Spirit led a midnight prayer that has brought about this outcome. Those who caused grief to others will now face consequences.
“Judgment has begun. God has intervened in Nigeria’s affairs. All those backing these criminals are now hiding, and fire is burning in their camps. For the first time, the oppressors are becoming the oppressed.”
