Information reaching Inside Sources now has revealed that the Edgar Lungu led government of Zambia has rejected the immigration renewal proposal of a Zambia based Nigerian pastor, Pastor Augustine Oso Ebosele of Omega Fire Ministries.
Ebosele according to sources in Lusaka has also been given 48 hours’ quit notice to leave the country following the refusal of the Zambian government to renew his immigration documents.
Inside Sources gathered that the immigration document renewal was rejected as a result of the cleric’s misconducts which has led to division among members of the Omega Fire Ministries in the country into two parties
The Zambian government Spokesperson Mrs. Kampamba Mulenga who disclosed this in Lusaka said if Ebosele should continue as the presiding pastor of Omega fire ministry in Zambia, the church run the risk of running into breakdown of law and order.
According to Mulenga, Pastor Ebosele’s 48 hours quit notice to leave the country, was in accordance with the Immigration and Deportation Act number 18 of 2010.
The spokesperson during the announcement yesterday debunks all speculations, that the Zambian Government has closed Omega Fire Ministries in the country but hinted that the government was not against Nigerian Pastors and its founder Apostle Johnson Suleiman.
Mulenga during the announcement said “Omega Fire Ministries Headquartered in Nigeria is free to send a senior pastor to come and help reconcile the membership in Lusaka. Members of the church should avoid speculation and remain calm as matters are being dealt with the Church authority.”
