Bishop David Oyedepo, founder of Living Faith Church Worldwide, has ruled out joining partisan politics, saying his life and mission are focused on spiritual service rather than political gain.
He spoke during the annual Shiloh 2025 convocation attended by church members from across the globe.
The pastor addressed worshippers at the impartation service, explaining that politics falls outside the purpose he believes he was called to pursue. He used the example of a one billion dollar offer to illustrate that no amount of money could change his direction.
Oyedepo reflected on challenges faced by the nation since 2015, noting that his earlier warnings about difficult times have proven true as events unfolded. He linked the country’s struggles to a need for leadership grounded in faith, discipline, and purpose.
He stressed that solutions to national problems must come from people acting within their true calling rather than seeking power or personal gain. For Oyedepo, meaningful change is tied to spiritual and moral responsibility.
The annual convocation brought together believers and leaders from different parts of the world, offering a platform for guidance, teaching, and reflection on faith-driven action.
He concluded by urging attendees to remain focused on their spiritual roles, reminding them that societal progress comes from dedication to values and purpose, not from chasing wealth or political influence.

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