OPEN LETTER TO PASTOR BIODUN FATOYINBO OF COZA

I’m not in support of Pastors living reckless lives, but before we crucify Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo, I want us to know that no one, and I repeat, no one is above sexual fall. As I tell my friends in church, ‘konji’ is not a respecter of anointing… Sex does not respect speaking in tongues, it has a power of its own.

Sir,

It is with a very sad and heavy heart I write you this letter. I have observed quietly this fracas that has erupted and has soiled your name. I must admit, Sir, that I’m a big fan of yours; I so much enjoy every of your ministrations. Though I’ve never attended any branch of COZA, I regularly follow your teachings online through tweets from the COZA handle.

Sir, so many people have condemned you and passed judgment; others have questioned the annointing and call of God on your life. My question to them is whether they were there when you received God’s call.

PASTOR BIODUN FATOYINBO'S VAGUE RESPONSE TO ESE WALTER'S SEXUAL MISCONDUCT ALLEGATIONS

It was a rather pensive Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo that stood before the entire congregation of the Common Wealth Of Zion Assembly this morning. As he walked in towards the pulpit,the entire congregation roared on top of their voices to usher him in. After the initial pleasantries,he proceeded to make a comment on Ese Walter's sexual accusations.He said he will make an official statement soon. Below is what he said to his congregation..

"...I am sure you have read a lot about me on Twitter and social networks. You can't imagine how many people have called me...everyone is telling me, don't talk, that is the painful part but because I am your pastor and I don't like to take you for granted, I still want to bend it a little bit to talk about it. Even up until this morning, calls from everywhere, even when I switch off my phone, they call my associates, tell him to ignore it, he should just move on. Some have been to our land and they are like wow, we understand"

Church erupts into clapping & shouting...Continue..

Pastor Fatoyinbo continues...

"Now read my lips, I know there are people here that are not part of our church, read my lips, we are going to speak but we are consulting to come out with a robust reply. Before then I will not say anything, but I owe it to you as members that have made me proud and have made God proud"

Church erupts into clapping & shouting.....

"One thing you can be sure of is that my wife and I love u."

Church erupts into clapping & shouting.....

"Now you may sit down and say, why would they tell you that, in the first place. From this pulpit there are some things we don't say. Maybe you remember that 2 years ago, we lost somebody in our family, I came to church, I preached, I danced, I didn't say it. That was even deeper for me because my destiny is not in anybody's hand...that loss was deeper for me than even this and I didn't talk so don't think it is a makeup. That is what we have been asked to do. When we asked God, God said be quiet. Thank you"

Church erupts into clapping & shouting.....

ANOTHER LADY ACCUSES PASTOR BIODUN FATOYINBO OF SEXUAL ADVANCES

Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo of Commonwealth Zion of Assembly (COZA) has been in the eye of the storm with female church members accusing him of having sexual relations with them. Ese Walters threw the first salvo with her confession published online and she was bombarded by series of hate e-mails by members of COZA who accused her of being a Jezebel who ensnared their spiritual leader and is on a mission to destroy him. These girl needs the help, counseling and closure. And that doesn't come by telling them to hush. If it had been handled better - maybe talking to her,asking for forgiveness and admitting being human - It may not have got to this level. Pastors are human beings and not above mistakes. The whole saga has taken another twist with the recent story of another lady with the Pastor. 

ESE WALTERS UNCENSORED

Source-Ese Walters

MY FAILED LIFE BY ESE WALTERS OF I BANGED PASTOR BIODUN FATOYINBO FAME

I once heard someone say, ‘if you have never failed, you have never lived.’ Surely I couldn’t understand what that all meant at the time I heard it. I mean, who wants to fail, right? I definitely didn’t want to fail. I wanted and still want to succeed. I want to live a life that’s worthy of me and exit this side of eternity knowing I did all I could do. There was a challenge however. I had no idea what success looked like. I had assumed it was having a vast amount of money, a number of cars, a specific occupation (like being a doctor), fancy cloths, shoes, bags and what not. I had assumed having all these things meant one was successful. What was worse, I had no idea how to get these things or be a successful person so I settled into the life that had been defined for me. I went to school, read a few books, came out a lawyer. I do remember times as a kid when I would stand in front of my mirror with my comb in my hand doing my version of Mariah Carey’s ‘always be my baby.‘ *sigh* Fun times. I actually thought I was going to be a model or a singer on an actress but somewhere between dreams and reality I had to ‘grow up.’

I tried to be an adult. I tried to settle into a 9-5er. I tried to be stable in my relationships with the intention of bagging me a husband. I tried to do things my friends and family liked so I would be accepted and loved for all time. I tried to silence the voice of my passion. Heck, I even tried to look like a serious person. I tried and tried and tried but it still wasn’t enough. I had a hole in my being, something in me was broken and needed more than a quick fix. Some deep pit that none of these was filling. At some point I even tried to bribe God that if He made the void I felt go away, I’d be a good girl forever.

All of these failed.

Woefully!!!