Top 2 Richest Pastors In Africa

by Michael Ogbe

Never in the bible was it said that Jesus was taking offerings during the various sermons he had, nor was he living a large extravagant lifestyle . Religion in the 21st century is a major business for people who dream of living the affluent life. Here are the Top two richest pastors in Africa.

  • Bishop David Oyedepo

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According to Forbes in 2011, Bishop Oyedepo is said to be worth over 150 million dollars which makes him the first on our list.He is the richest pastor in Africa! The name of his church is the Living Faith World Outreach Ministry(Winners Chapel International). This Ministry started in 1981 and has become the largest church on the continent. Apart from his massive church auditorium (Faith Tabernacle), Canaan land is also home to Covenant University, a private university founded by Oyedepo in 2002. Apart from Faith Academy Secondary School, Oyedepo also own the Kingdom Heritage School a primary school he founded in 2003.  Oyedepo also founded Landmark University in Kwara state. He is currently building Crown University in Calabar.

  • Pastor E.A Adeboye

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Pastor Adeboye is the general overseer of leader of the Redeemed Christian Church of God. He is one of the Nigerian Pastors with private jet, he is second among the richest pastors in Nigeria. His net worth reaches astonishing 130 million dollars.
Forbes also reports that the man of God has several houses and at least one in the Great Britain. Pastor Adeboye also owns a new 65-million-dollar private jet, Gulf-stream G550 made in Georgia USA.
The highly revered man of God and his family own about 65 million dollars, a private jet and several houses. Forbes also
revealed his three top cars ranging from Rolls Royce Phantom, with starting price of $400, 000. Land Rover Discovery worth
about $80, 000. And a Mercedes Benz Gelandewagen with starting cost of $100, 000.

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