In light of the recent rumours surrounding CCCSP KWASU, I believe it is important to clarify my role and correct some misconceptions that have gained traction.
One of the claims circulating is that I was involved in spreading information or influencing events behind the scenes. That narrative is inaccurate.
For the sake of clarity, I personally called only two individuals, Akinola Omolola and Adebisi Samuel, for the sole purpose of sharing the documented history of CCCSP KWASU. I intended to preserve the institutional memory of the fellowship by ensuring they understood the historical background of certain developments.
That conversation was limited to the history of the church and should not be interpreted as an attempt to incite anyone, manipulate opinions, or coordinate any agenda.
Beyond those conversations, I did not embark on any campaign to spread rumours or mobilize people against any individual or group.
I also wish to state that I have always believed that disagreements within a Christian fellowship should be handled with truth, wisdom, and love. While people may hold different opinions about recent events, those opinions should be based on verified facts rather than assumptions or hearsay.
My years of service to CCCSP KWASU have been guided by a desire to contribute positively to the fellowship. I remain committed to its peace, unity, and progress, and I have no interest in fueling unnecessary division.
I therefore encourage everyone to verify information before accepting or sharing it. Rumours may travel quickly, but truth remains the strongest foundation for reconciliation and lasting peace.
May God grant us all wisdom, humility, and grace as we continue to serve Him together.
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