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Christ Mercy Land Reacts To Arrest Of Two Church Officials By NDLEA

By Daniel Dafe
Christ Mercy Land Deliverance Ministry,
also known as Arena of Solution & Power, located at Mercy City, Km 5 Effurun, Warri Sapele Express road, Delta State, has reacted to the arrest of two church officials, Adewale Abayomi Ayeni and Ebipakebina Appeal by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA.
A statement by the church on Monday confirmed the arrest, saying the two persons arrested are staff of Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministry.
Adding: “The mission disclaims any conduct of her staff, that is contrary to the aims and objectives of the ministry.
“This disclaimer is for the information of the General Public, particularly the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA).”
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Giving further details on the two persons arrested, the church said that Ayeni has worked with the ministry since 2019 in the Call unit and
Appeal as a driver since 2018.
“The Mission disclaims any conduct of her staff, especially, the two persons mentioned above, that is contrary to the aims and objectives of the ministry (Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministry),” the statement added.
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