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Ex-Worker at Bishop Oyedepo’s House Speaks Out: ‘Threatened for Telling the Truth About Workers’ Conditions

A former staff member who previously worked in Bishop David Oyedepo’s residence has come forward with troubling revelations about worker conditions—and claims to now be receiving threats for speaking up.

In a now-viral series of social media posts, the individual, known on X as @greatness0220, detailed their experiences while employed in the household of the influential preacher and founder of Living Faith Church, also known as Winners’ Chapel.

“You come to my DM to threaten me cos I spoke up about the treatment workers receive in Papa’s house,” they wrote, adding that they left the church for the sake of their mental health. “Mind you, it was my church before, but I had to stop for my mental health.”

In an earlier post that attracted significant attention, the ex-worker gave a chilling account of life behind the scenes:

“I worked in Bishop Oyedepo’s house, and they throw food away every day but you as a cook dare not eat even in the kitchen. They have CCTV cameras in the kitchen that is watched 24/7. Security are always looking hungry and haggard. It’s a sad sight.”

The post was shared alongside a tweet from tech entrepreneur Osaretin Victor Asemota, who echoed similar sentiments about poor treatment in the homes of the wealthy.

Watch videos of how they throw food away

The incident has sparked a flurry of online debate, with many users expressing outrage and demanding accountability, especially from institutions that operate in the name of faith and service.

While the church has yet to officially respond, the whistleblower is standing firm:

“I just want them to fix their workers’ welfare—especially the low-level workers.”

This story continues to gain momentum online as questions mount about the labor conditions within faith-based institutions.

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