Money Problems Stall Pastor Adefarasin’s House On The Rock’s N2B Millennium Temple’s June Opening Date

The June 2011 opening date of Pastor Paul Adefarasin’s House on The Rock new church, Millennium Temple is not feasible again.

Sources attribute this development to issues from the least expected quarter- funds!

Information made available to www.societynowng.com revealed unlike before donors are not really forthcoming with cash gifts towards executing the project.

Insiders attribute this development to a new policy introduced by Pastor Adefarasin.

Disclosed a source” he just started publishing the names of anybody that donate one million naira and above in the weekly publications of the church and the money men do not find it funny’

Sources claim that the sponsor find the publishing of their names drawing unnecessary attention to their wealth- and along with those willing to sponsor -prefer not give out a penny again than attract undue attention to themselves.

And this we learnt has greatly affected the work rate at the Lekki site of the new church- and naturally the June 2011 opening date.

Strangely sources maintained that observers of this trend are finding it hard to bring it to the attention of Pastor Adefarasin.

‘The Pastor will tell you he has thought it thoroughly before implementing the decision- and at the end of the day you may end up with the tag disrespectful!’

Meanwhile more investigations revealed that the cash crunch is coming at a grave period for the building project- the cost of completion is said to have ballooned to three billion naira based on new assessment.

And with the ‘unwillingness’ of donors to part with more funds as a result of the new policy, the project appears to be facing the biggest monetary challenge since commencement.