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COZA Board of Trustees member tenders resignation letter to Biodun Fatoyinbo

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Published: 2019/08/02
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A member of the Board of Trustees of Commonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA), Obafemi Banigbe has tendered his resignation letter.

Banigbe in his resignation letter stated that his decision is with immediate effect for personal reasons.

It can be recalled that the Senior Pastor of the COZA, Biodun Fatoyinbo, stepped aside from the pulpit over a rape allegation by Busola Dakolo.

The letter to Fatoyinbo was dated July 19th, 2019.

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Banigbe in part of the letter said: “I hereby render my resignation as a registered member of the board of trustees for Commonwealth of Zion Assembly, COZA with immediate effect and for personal reasons.

“I have not been able to function as a board member, including participating in any decision making or governance meetings focused on matters patterning to the wellbeing of the church.”

See the letter below:

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