Jerry Eze, the lead pastor of Streams of Joy International, responded to comments made by Ola Olukoyede, the chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), regarding an inquiry into suspected money laundering.
Speaking on Wednesday at the Jerry Eze Foundation Business Grant Award Ceremony in Abuja, the cleric described the period of the investigation as emotionally taxing.
“I remember that the EFCC chairman was talking about the investigation. He’s saying it, and he’s happy. But he didn’t know the kind of… I remember talking to Pastor Poju at the time. I remember talking to Pastor Sarah. I’m like, what did I do? I’ve not done anything. I don’t know why these people are after me,” Eze said.
He continued, “I wake up, I’m driving to NSPPD in the morning… You did me wrong. I must say it. I’m driving in the morning, and I’m crying, and I’m saying, ‘Jesus, Lord, you know.’ I prayed for you. I put your name on the altar because it looked like… I didn’t know what it was.”
“But then again, the interesting thing is that when he came, he said, ‘We looked through your books, and we didn’t find anything wrong you did,’ and I am beyond grateful to God,” he added.
In the end, it is important to remember that God always fights for His own. When you dedicate yourself wholeheartedly to doing His work, trusting in His guidance and purpose, He will come through for you in ways beyond your imagination.
His support and victory are assured for those who serve Him faithfully with sincerity and passion.
