– Apostle Suleman Launches Food Restaurant To Feed 1000 People Daily For Free!
Senior Pastor and General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministries International, Apostle Johnson Suleman officially launches his free food restaurant (Joliz Kitchen) in line with the activities to mark his special birthday.
The restaurant built in Auchi, Edo state will continue to operate “forever”, according to the man of God and that anyone can walk into the restaurant and eat for free.
Apostle Suleman, while speaking at the grand opening on Saturday said the restaurant is not reserved for members of the church or Christians only but to as many people as possible.
The man of God also said this was a deliberate effort to contribute and give back to the society while also serving as a cushion to those effected by Nigeria’s poor economic conditions.
Addressing the people who were seen eating different delicacies in a video uploaded by the church’s Television network, Celebration TV, the apostle said the gesture will not end.
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“There is a project that God is helping us to start, mind blowing project. It has been in my heart. A project to have a 12 hour restaurant, from 12 hours it will metamorphose into 24 hours; a restaurant to feed people free, we are spending 6 million naira weekly, 24 million every month, put all the budget in place, start it to be feeding at least a 1000 people every week.
“Just walk in there whether you are Muslim, Christian, hunger has no religious inclination,” Apostle Suleman also added.
The move has so far not gone unnoticed with members of the public all commending the man of God for the uncommon gesture and thoughtfulness.
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Apostle Suleman Launches Food Restaurant to feed people free of charge
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