Assemblies of God Pastors Engage in Serious Embarrassing Fight in Enugu Church!!!

You won't believe what happen last Sunday, guys. It was a show of Shame!!!

Just when we all thought we have seen the end of the the battle between Professor Paul Emeka and Dr. Chidi Okoroafor in their claims to the leadership role of the church, a position known as General Superintendent, a matter that is currently before the Supreme Court, their loyalists suddenly showed up to engage in fistfight at Mount Street Parish of Assemblies of God Church, last Sunday.

To my shock and surprise, the church of God was turned into a battle field as two pastors and their supporters fought over who should take control of the parish.

The drama actually started when one of the pastors by the name Rev. Nathaniel Udeze came with...
letters of posting and other court documents as part of preparations to be installed as the new pastor at the parish. He was promptly resisted upon arrival with his team of supporters.

Leading the opposition was current resident pastor of the parish, Reverend Amaechi Agbo, who along with his supporters, also vowed not to allow Pastor Udeze take over, accusing him of being an “intruder.”

The incoming pastor Udeze, said to have been very furious, insisted that he had been officially posted there by the leadership of the church under Rev. Paul Emeka.

He also insisted that Rev. Agbo had been transferred to another parish since May 2015.

However, Rev Agbo disagreed, insisting that he was still in-charge of the parish as he was yet to be formally written by Rev. Okoroafor’s leadership of the church, which he recognized.

Thats when the altercation started, which led to the shooting and eventual shut down of the church by the police.

Factional Sunday School
Trouble started as early as 7a.m., when supporters of both pastors arrived and started sharing different versions of Sunday school manual in preparation for the main service.

When the factional pastors arrived, the situation broke down completely as the pastors started shoving each other and shortly afterwards, members of the two factions engaged in fisticuffs.

Divisional Police Officer, Dennis Ayara, who later arrived the scene, made frantic efforts to bring the situation under control through negotiation, but to no avail.

The police, therefore, cordoned off the church and put it under lock, while the leaders of the two factions were asked to report to the station.

Brethren, let's take a moment and pray that God of heaven should intervene as a matter of urgency!!!