Founder Redemption Ministries is dead
Pastor Stephen Akinola, the founder of Redemption Ministries is reportedly dead.
The news of his death is coming barely 24 hours after Prophet T. B. Joshua of Synagogue Church of All Nations died.
Rev. Stephen Akinola is a native of Igboho, Oyo State. He was born in the Northern part of Ghana, in a city called Tamale.
He started his elementary school education in a little town of Northern Ghana, Damago at the age of four. In 1963 he graduated to Middle school. He further attended Government Secondary School, in Tamale. His secondary school education was sponsored by his uncle, which he concluded in the year 1970.
In 1971, he returned to Nigeria and started his career as a teacher in the Baptist Primary School, Igboho. He furthered his education after working for two years at the Yaba College of Technology. After completing his education, he decided to go into ministry (he encountered salvation in his school days).
During his National Youth Service Corps days he functioned as one of the pastorate of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry (DLCM) where he organized Bible study and prayer meetings through which he wrought signs and wonders. Preaching to multitudes and transforming lives.
He was able to cover most of the eastern states such as Benue State, Abia, Akwa Ibom State, Imo, Enugu, Ebonyi State and Anambra State.
Pastor Akinola left DCLM in January 1987 and started his own ministry, the Redemption Ministries which has tremendously increased and has cut across several states in Nigeria and outside the country to places like Brazil, Canada and United Kingdom.
