Rev. Chris Oyakhilome under Surveillance for Money Laundering (Page 4)

Many churches are today setting up educational institutions, from primaries to university level. Building hospitals of high standard with the money the members contributed and at the end 90% to 95% of the members who realized the dreams for the pastors of the churches cannot afford the cost of the schools and the hospitals. If the case should be this why having these structures in the name of God.

Nowadays, may people are being involve in problems related with money. Not only Rev.Chris, experience financial related difficulties. Even the U.S. is currently struggling to create a balanced spending budget, as is Ireland. Ireland, however, is trying to come back from the verge of complete financial collapse, something of which Prime Minister Cowen and Finance Minister Lenihan are reminded each day. Austerity measures drawn up by Ireland's leaders may be unpopular, but they might be just what Ireland needs. Over the next 4 years, Cowen and Lenihan would like to cut $20 billion to bring the Ireland debt problems under control, writes the BBC.