Nigeria’s former Senate president David Mark
has built a church on behalf of his
community, Oturkpo, in Benue state.
According to a report, the 3,000-seat capacity
building for St. Augustine Catholic Church
would be formally dedicated on Saturday,
January 13.
Mark said: ''I am fulfilled and humbled
because God has used me as an instrument for
the realization of this church.
Former Senate president Mark builds a 3,000-seat
capacity building for St. Augustine Catholic Church
''“I thank the Almighty God for his
faithfulness, mercy, grace and blessing on me
and my family. I can never quantify or measure
his kindness and blessing. I will serve God and
humanity for the rest of my life.''
Corruption investigation of the former Senate
president continues by the Economic and
Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) as the
construction and dedication of the church
come up.
Former Senate President Mark builds a 3,000-seat
capacity building for St. Augustine Catholic Church
It was learnt that the EFCC said Mark
mismanaged government funds during his
tenure as Senate president and also procured
a public property without following due
process.
Mark is also being probed by the presidential
committee on the recovery of stolen
government property.
Meanwhile, GREATGOSPELMUSICVhad reported that the
Deeper Life Christian Church completed its
main auditorium located at the church’s
headquarters in Gbagada area of Lagos state
and it is valued at over N5 billion (about $16
million).
The 30,000 capacity church project which had
gone on for about 13 years is said to be the
fourth largest completed church auditorium
in the world.
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