It's those who hate Tosho Oshoffa that are criticizing him - Aladeshogo Oluwakayode

 

Aladeshogo Omokunmi Oluwakayode

In a recent statement, Aladeshogo Omokunmi Oluwakayode came to the defense of Olatosho Oshoffa, addressing the criticism surrounding the latter's recent interview. In the interview, Oshoffa defended male members of the Church who plait their hair, have tattoos, and wear earrings.

Oluwakayode stated that those harboring negative sentiments toward Oshoffa are the ones leading the charge of criticism. He wrote, "Don't be children of hate. If anyone has personal issues with him, kindly go meet him and settle your scores instead of assembling the audience."

Oluwakayode argued that Olatosho's critics should focus on his success as the Shepherd of CCC International Headquarters Church in Ketu. Notably, the globally streamed "Ebenezeri Song" received global attention, underscoring Oshoffa's commitment to the church's growth. Oshoffa's stewardship is characterized by the successful execution of various projects within the parish, earning him accolades for his contributions.

Oluwakayode urged unity and collaboration towards the transformation of the church, stressing the importance of collective effort in becoming a force for positive change. He appealed to individuals not to succumb to animosity, advising those with personal grievances against Oshoffa to address them directly with him rather than resorting to public criticism.

In conclusion, Oluwakayode's statement called for an end to condemnation and negativity, advocating for a harmonious approach that strives for genuine progress within the fold. This sentiment was encapsulated in his final plea: "Enough Of Condemnation."