Nigeria’s Richest Pastor, Bishop Oyedepo Launches New Airline Called Dominion Air

Nigerian has been clamoring about poor airline services, may be when clergy men begins to delve into to the Business we might hive a sigh of relieve and fly with out fear of any disruption: Nigeria’s richest pastor, bishop David Oyedepo, has launched an airline called Dominion Air. Oyedepo is also the owner of Dominion Publishing House, Covenant University, and an elite secondary school called Faith Academy
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Listed by Forbes as Nigeria’s wealthiest pastor with a net worth of $150 million, David Oyedepo is a preacher and founder of Living Faith Church Worldwide, more popularly known as Winners’ Chapel. Besides his four private jets, Forbes also mentioned the preacher’s luxury homes in London and the United States.
Sources within the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), the agency charged with business registration in Nigeria, confirmed the registration of Dominion Air with David Oyedepo as its chairman. Another source within a Lagos-based insurance firm known to handle most of Oyedepo’s businesses said the airline project had been in the works for six years and was only made a reality this year.

The broker who balked at putting figures to the number of aircrafts so far purchased authoritatively said none of them is on lease.

If Oyedepo’s entry into the airline business is creating exciting buzz in Nigeria’s stock exchange, the same cannot be said with the Christian community, especially the Pentecostal congregations, where the so-called men of God have been criticized for alienating their poor followers with their flamboyant lifestyle.

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