Six months after the demise of Prophet Ajanaku and former spiritual father of Yoruba gospel singer, Tope Alabi,
According to our source:
The ministry which recorded over 2,000 members at times during the era of the late prophet now barely record over 150. According to source, this is not unconnected to the fact that many miracle seekers became members due to the spiritual power of the prophet and his prophetic messages which is now conspicuously missing.
A source squealed to us that he left because he was uncomfortable with the way and manner they managed his death issue.
A source who witnessed in the Sunday service few weeks back said the presiding pastor of the ministry, Pastor (Mrs.) Joy Ajanaku was the preacher and that over half of the congregation were absent. Aside that, he claimed that some of the over hundred members in attendance were sleeping while the sermon was on.
HOW MUCH THE CHURCH HAS SPENT IN PRESERVING HIS CORPSE?
The church has spent about N500,000 preserving his corpse at the mortuary at 68 Military Hospital Road, Yaba, Lagos.on Friday, February 28, 2014, revealed that N1 ,500 is the fee for the form and about N100,000 is for deposit of corpse, especially for VIPs. Then, preservation fee is N1,000 per day but for those who want special treatment they pay N1, 500 daily. We gathered Prophet Ajanaku falls into this category. Thus, for six months the church has paid about N300,000 on preservation alone. That excludes the other expenses they paid on tips for attendants, amongst other things. This was confirmed to us by one of the attendants, Mr. Yeyibo.
WHERE WILL HE BE BURIED?
Despite the disagreement between the family members and the disciples of late Prophet Ireti Ajanaku over his burial plans and date, and he would be buried in Lagos. Although, the family preferred either his Lagos home or hometown, Gbogan, Osun State, they decided to respect the deceased’s wish to be buried at his church in Lagos.
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