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I’m Not Interested: Archbishop Iboyi Rejects Oborevwori’s Appointment As Member Of Christian Pilgrims Board
By Daniel Dafe
Founder of Overflow Chapel in Sapele and the Spiritual Leader of Okpe Kingdom, Archbishop Iboyi Godday has rejected his appointment as a member of the Christian Pilgrim and Welfare Board by the Governor Sheriff Oborevwori-led administration in Delta State.
A statement on Saturday signed by Tetsola Anino Nelson, Permanent Secretary (State Protocol matters), For Secretary to the State Government, said His Excellency Rt. Hon. (Elder) Sheriff Oborevwori, Governor of Delta State has approved the appointments of Apostle Sylvanus Okorote – Chairman, Rev. Father Christopher Ekabo – Secretary, Arcbishop Godday Iboyi – Member and 4 others to serve in the said board.
Reacting in a statement on Sunday, the cleric stated that the appointment was done without his consent
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While describing the appointment as insulting, he said he was not interested and has thus rejected the appointment.
See full statement below-
MY ATTENTION HAS BEEN DRAWN TO A PUBLICATION FLYING ROUND ON THE SOCIAL MEDIA THAT I HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AS A MEMBER OF DELTA STATE CHRISTIAN PILGRIM AND WELFARE BOARD, WHICH WAS WITHOUT MY CONSENT.
I’M USING THIS MEDIUM TO INFORM WHOSEVER MADE SUCH INSULTING APPOINTMENT THAT I’M NOT INTERESTED AND IT SHOULD BE CONSIDERED REJECTED.
THE GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE!
THANK YOU,
ARCHBISHOP IBOYI GODDAY
(THE SPIRITUAL LEADER OF OKPE KINGDOM).
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