Pastor Fatoyinbo Resumes at COZA One Month after Stepping Down

The Senior Pastor of the Commonwealth of Zion Assembly, Biodun Fatoyinbo, has came to the pulpit barely a month after stepping down, The PUNCH has learnt.

Scores of protesters stormed the church in early July to protest against Fatoyinbo who was accused of raping photographer, Busola Dakolo, 20 years ago.

Amid the protest, Fatoyinbo proclaimed his call to step down, whereas his wife, Modele, had taken charge of the church — a move that appeared to pacify protesters.

On Sunday, however, the COZA senior pastor delivered a sermon titled, ” sudden victories”, in a packed church auditorium.

He centered his sermon on the books of 1st Timothy 6:12; Mark 4:35-37 and 1st Corinthians 10:13.

Fatoyinbo said it had been written in the Bible that Christians would continuously face ill-treatment, but God would make sure that they’re victorious.

He said, “As a Christian, you want to face opposition. If God, who is holy and faithful has enemies, you’re sure going to have.”