Bakare donates church halls to Lagos, Ogun as isolation centres

Tunde Bakare, the serving manager of The Citadel Global Community Church, once in the past known as Latter Rain Assembly, has given three church structures to the Lagos and Ogun state governments as isolation centers. 

In a communicate shared by the congregation on Sunday, Bakare approached different holy places, with various offices to do likewise, instead of censure the administration for closing down congregational love. 

He said he has not requested that the places of worship do what he himself has not done, expressing that his congregation had given their offices to the legislature in Lagos, while a private habitation in Abeokuta has been allowed to the Ogun state government. 

“This morning, I would like to bring ethical correction to some of the lamentations of certain people within the church over the ban of congregational worship in churches across the land, while markets and hospitals are allowed to operate,” Bakare said.

“I am so glad that no only churches are prevented now from congregating, the mosques also are lockdown.

“The government order to open the markets to operate for a few days is to prevent hunger, especially in the life of daily earners because the palliatives from the government cannot go to every citizen.”."