The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, has given a striking revelation about how he believes his final moments on earth will unfold.
Speaking during the evening session of Day 4 of the 73rd Annual RCCG Convention, themed “The Overcomers”, the revered cleric shared with the congregation a personal conviction concerning the manner of his death.
While making it clear that he was not announcing a date or predicting the timing, Pastor Adeboye confidently stated that his death would occur on a Sunday, shortly after attending a church service.
“It’s going to be on a Sunday. I will go to church, dance very well, come back home, eat pounded yam then I will go,” he declared.
The statement, both reflective and calmly delivered, was met with a mix of emotion and awe from attendees at the massive RCCG campgrounds.
Adeboye used the moment to emphasize a deeper message: that death does not always follow sickness or suffering. He stressed that Christians can transition peacefully, without going through prolonged illness or hardship.
He advised church members not to question the will of God regarding his passing when the time eventually comes.
The 81-year-old spiritual leader, who has guided RCCG into one of the largest Pentecostal movements in the world, also seized the opportunity to speak on other matters of faith and doctrine.
Quoting 2 Corinthians 8:9, he reaffirmed that prosperity is a promise for Christians, urging the faithful to reject poverty in their lives.
“Poverty is a tool the devil uses to hinder the spread of the gospel,” he said, encouraging believers to embrace divine abundance so they can contribute more effectively to kingdom work.
Pastor Adeboye’s comments have sparked conversations across social media, with many followers expressing both admiration for his faith and reflection on the inevitability of death.
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