Political offices should be without salary — Pastor Kalejaiye of RCCG

Pastor Johnson Tomisin Kalejaiye, popularly known as Pastor J.T Kalejaiye, the Intercontinental Evangelist of the Redeemed Christian Church of God( RCCG), has said that political offices should be without salary, and be made less attractive to produce leaders that will serve the people genuinely and wholeheartedly.

According him, political offices should be without certain benefits like no official cars, no official houses and much more.

Kalejaiye who said he began his Christian journey as a member of the Cherubim and Seraphim Church in Ondo state, dropped the hint while delivering a sermon at the 50th Anniversary interdenominational service of the C&S Movement Church, Surulere District, Lagos State.

He said people who want to emerge as leaders in the country should be ready to serve their people wholeheartedly.

The Clergyman, in his sermon titled God faithfulness, added that God is ever faithful to his promises. “However, we as individuals must play our roles and hearken to his instructions”, he said.

Using the illustration of Abraham leaving his father’s house taking Lot with him, Kalejaiye buttressed that God is not faithful to partial obedience.

He further explained “God gave Abraham four instructions according to Genesis 12:1 but never told him to take Lot with him. God never fulfilled his promises to Abraham until he got rid of Lot during his journey.

“Until you get rid of the Lot in your life, God may not be faithful to his promises”, he added.

Pastor Kalejaiye also admonished believers to stay away from sin which hinders them from receiving God’s promises.

He further prophesied that God is set to do a new thing in the country and peace will surely reign in Nigeria.

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