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The previous year the payment to the Living Faith Church amounted to £324,683.

In 2011, £663,532 was “donated by the congregation … for onward transmission to the world headquarters in Nigeria”, accounts show. The charity behind the church, World Mission Agency, has £8.5m in assets and large sums are paid back to Nigeria. It is not clear which aspect of the church’s management the regulator is looking into. “We have considered documents and information shared by the trustees and our case is continuing.” The inquiries “regarding the charity’s management and policies” are ongoing, a spokeswoman for the regulator said. The regulator is examining an allegation that charitable funds have been misapplied and concerns about the reputational management of the charity and conflicts of interest. Over £1m of that money has been returned to his Nigerian operation.Īs the worshippers arrived – mostly Nigerians and west Africans living in Britain – they were given credit card forms to make donations, inscribed with a verse from Corinthians: “God loveth a cheerful giver.”īut the booming British operation of Oyedepo, who flies on private jets and runs a 50,000-seat mega church in Lagos, is being looked at by the Charity Commission. Oyedepo’s UK branch has received more than £16m in tithes between 20. More than 5,000 pentecostalists are expected to absorb Oyedepo’s prosperity gospel and it is a congregation that is proving ever more generous towards the Lagos-based preacher. Thousands hear sermons by Nigerian bishop David Oyedepo as UK Winners’ branch receives £16m in tithes from followersīackstage Bishop David Oyedepo, a 58-year old man in a crisp light cream suit with a beaming smile and a personal fortune estimated by Forbes at over £90m, approached the main hall encircled by his entourage to give his first sermon of a marathon of services dubbed the 2013 European Winners’ Convention, which ends on Saturday. The congregation at the Winners’ Chapel International, one of the fastest growing Pentecostal churches in Britain, roared and sang as a warm-up act hollered “shout Allelujah!” through an echoing amplifier. Packed into a disused school in Dartford, Kent, a thousand worshippers threw their arms in the air at the prospect of hearing the gospel according to Nigeria’s richest preacher.

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