Man Shares Video of Oyedepo's 100k-Seat Auditorium: 'Bigger Than Stadium'
Video of Oyedepo's 100k-Seat Auditorium Stirs Reactions

A young Nigerian man has sparked discussions on social media after sharing a video that provides a clear view of the Ark Auditorium, a massive structure with over 100,000 seats owned by Bishop David Oyedepo, founder of Living Faith Church Worldwide.

Video Shows Interior and Construction Progress

The video, posted by user @yL_IN_LAGOS, shows the interior of the auditorium as well as other sections still under construction. The caption reads: "Clear view of The Ark Auditorium over 100k capacity owned by Bishop Oyedepo." The facility is expected to include restrooms, parking spaces, and other essential amenities.

Online Reactions Pour In

The footage quickly gained attention, with many users commenting on the sheer size of the building. One user, @HenryLeonard05, questioned the economic impact: "I need to know what growth this will add to the economy of the country? We so blinded with religion in this country." Another, @GOjiabu10004, compared it to a famous football stadium: "This man dey build camp nou for ota." Meanwhile, @abahgar remarked: "Omo this thing pass football stadium? o. Where he will be selling lies to gullible people."

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Related Stories About Bishop Oyedepo

In a similar report, a Nigerian lady expressed joy after meeting Bishop Oyedepo, sharing a video of their brief encounter where he prayed for her. Another story recalled a dramatic moment when Oyedepo visited a secondary school in a helicopter, causing teachers to kneel around the aircraft. Additionally, a Nigerian man sparked debate by suggesting that Oyedepo would make a better president, citing his leadership qualities, though others disagreed.

Man Shares Mother's Experience at Oyedepo's School

In another development, a Nigerian man claimed his mother worked as a teacher at Oyedepo's school for ten years, earning as low as N25,000 and a maximum of N60,000, despite high tuition fees paid by students. This revelation triggered widespread reactions online.

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