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Popular Nigerian General Overseer, Pastor Adamson Aromaegbe is dead
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Popular Nigerian General Overseer, Pastor Adamson Aromaegbe is dead

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The General Overseer and founder of Rock Word Church and Dominion International, Adamson Aromaegbe is dead.


Although the circumstances surrounding his death remain unclear, it was gathered that Aromaegbe, a Port Harcourt-based gospel preacher, died on Friday.

The church confirmed his death in a statement issued on Sunday by Rev Nnamdy Echezona and posted on the ministry’s Facebook page.

The church leadership urged members and well-wishers to keep the deceased’s family, the church and the entire Dominion International family in their prayers.

It added that details of the “Celebration of Life” would be communicated in due course.

According to the statement, “Dr Aromaegbe was a faithful servant of God, visionary leader, teacher, mentor and Kingdom builder whose life and ministry touched countless lives.

“Though we deeply miss his physical presence, we rejoice in the hope we have in Christ and celebrate a life well lived, a race well run and a legacy that will continue for generations.”

Popular Nigerian General Overseer, Pastor Adamson Aromaegbe is dead

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