Pastor Mattew Ashimolowo has not retired from his service as a priest, his church has said.
Ashimolowo, the President of Kingsway International Christian Centre, KICC, was rumoured to have veered from the work of the kingdom to face his business as a full-time real estate entrepreneur.
The report claimed that the man of God, who owns many acres of land in Ogun and Lagos states has decided to take his real estate business higher by concentrating on building commercial homes for the high and mighty.
Recall that Ashimolowo had once boasted that he owned a large expanse of land in Mowe, Ogun state which he purchased cheaply many years ago.
But in a statement released on Tuesday by the National Superintendent and the Resident Pastor, KICC Maryland, Lagos, Pastor Femi Faseru, the president of the church has not abandoned his duty in God’s vineyard.
Faseru described the report as false, saying Ashimolowo has even embarked on a project that will expand God’s ministry in the country.
According to him, the 71-year-old Ashimolowo is not yet tired and will continue to preach in God’s vineyard, adding that he still preaches, between three and four times in different parts of the world.
The statement said, “Pastor Ashimolowo has not backed down on his busy schedule which requires him to Minister daily on ‘Morning Glow’ to people in over 50 nations.
“Rather than backpedal, the Senior Pastor of KICC is taking on fresh challenges. He has just established another independent ministry-Christ Compassion to the Rural World, which is planning a crusade for Ikorodu in Lagos State, next November.
“Ashimolowo gets better each passing year, as he has been preaching more than when he was younger, easily accomplishing nine services every week. These include five Morning Glows, three Sunday Services and Bible Study.
“There is no iota of truth in the insinuation that Ashimolowo may have quit preaching the gospel to concentrate on real estate business. The report as absolutely baseless.”
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