Recall we brought you details earlier this morning about Pastor E.A. Adeboye’s visit to the family of Olawale. Here are photos from his visit including an official statement on the death/murder of Mrs. Eunice Olawale.

Below is a Press Release From RCCG:

The church is appaled and in grief on the sad incident of the gruesome murder of our sister, daughter and minister, Mojisola Elisha Olawale, in the early hours of Saturday the 9th of July 2016 while making early morning call to salvation.

We are indeed in a mournful in RCCG, as sweet as heaven is, death of our youths is not what we wish for. To this effect our pastor, Pastor Elisha Olawale and their seven Children were paid a condolences visit on Sunday 10th, July by Our mother- in Israel, Pastor Mrs. Folu Adeboye and Pastor Emmanuel Ibitayo of Region10, Abuja and after the Divine encounter which held at the national stadium in Abuja with over 47000 plus persons in attendance ending at around 8pm on 11th of July 2016.

The General Overseer Pastor E.A. Adeboye as early as 5am on 12th of July paid a condolences visit to the full time pastor and his family

The GO prayed that there would be no more death in that region, for progress in the family and salvation of souls for the perpetrators.

RCCG shall not cease to pray that God will end bloodshed in Nigeria and all over the world. The church sympathizes with the widower, and prays The Lord will restore joy to the Olawale family and intervene speedily to make the innocent safe (Amen)

Two trains have collided head-on in southern Italy, killing at least 11 people and injuring dozens. – Guardian Reports

The crash happened on a single stretch of track running through an olive grove between the towns of Corato and Andria. Both trains were made up of four carriages.

“We are working with dozens of rescue teams to open up the carriages,” said Luca Cari, a spokesman for the fire brigade, adding they had saved a young boy from the wreckage. “The rescue is complicated because this happened in the middle of the countryside.”

Video images showed ambulances responding to the scene with other rescue workers.

The trains were travelling on a single-track line and collided at about 11.30am on a hot summer’s day in the region of Puglia.

There was no immediate reason given for the collision. “We won’t stop until we get a clear explanation over what happened,” the Italian prime minister, Matteo Renzi, told reporters, cutting short a visit to Milan to return to Rome.

#Scontro tra #treni in #Puglia. Segui gli aggiornamenti in #diretta su #Rainews24 https://t.co/TWAIBBQzUy pic.twitter.com/I35BYy5WJZ

— Rainews (@RaiNews) July 12, 2016

Scontro frontale tra due treni in #Puglia Comandante VVFF "Ci sono molti morti" LA FOTO https://t.co/UAMLIYlsRg pic.twitter.com/5TOGWbcDE3

— Agenzia ANSA (@Agenzia_Ansa) July 12, 2016

NEWS/ Puglia. Scontro tra due treni.Sindaco Corato,Massimo Mazzilli: "E' un disastro come se fosse caduto un aereo!" pic.twitter.com/vtrg0yC9Xs

— Rai Radio1 (@Radio1Rai) July 12, 2016

The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor E. A. Adeboye on Tuesday morning visited the family of the late Assistant Pastor of the Divine Touch Parish of the church, Mrs Eunice Elisha, in Abuja.

The forty-two-year-old mother of seven was murdered in cold blood around Gbazango-West area of Kubwa in the Bwari Area Council of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) while evangelising last Saturday morning.

Adeboye visited the husband of the deceased, Pastor Olawale Elisha and the family around 6 a.m. to console them.

The wife of the vice president Mrs Dolapo Osinbajo, also a pastor of the RCCG, had also paid a condolence visit to the deceased’s husband and children on Sunday afternoon.

The Chairman of the Bwari Arae Council, Hon Musa Dikko, has also visited the late preacher’s family.

Husband of the Evangelist who was brutally murdered while preaching at Bwari, Abuja on Saturday July 9th, 2016 said he warned his wife about preaching in the morning three weeks ago.

Speaking with The Sun, Elijah said

“About three weeks ago, my wife went to the back of my house. That morning, after preaching, she came and told me that a man in the mosque heard her and called on people to listen to what she was saying.
When she came back and told me about it, I warned her. I did that because I was a Muslim before I converted and became a Christian. I told her to be careful. I told her that although what the man in the mosque said was commendable, she needed to be careful. For about a week, she did not go out to preach because of the warning. That was about three weeks ago that I warned her. The comments made by the man in the mosque were not against her. In fact, they were commending her.”he said

Elijah said his wife was the breadwinner of his family.

“I am a pastor, and a pastor depends on what God gives to him. Sincerely speaking, my wife was the breadwinner of this home. That is the truth. She sold things to take care of the house. She was the one God used to take care of this house. In the past, I was into business. But my wife and I agreed about two years ago that I needed to face the ministry since the business was affecting it. She said I should be fasting and praying for people. She was the one who paid the school fees and took care of other things. My wife always went out early in the morning for the ‘Morning Cry,’ to preach. On that fateful morning, she went around 5.30am and I was still in bed because we had a vigil overnight. She participated for a while and slept because she was going out to preach in the morning. Two of my boys are footballers, so they went to the field to play. And when they came back, they told me that they heard some footballers saying that they butchered a woman preaching early this morning. So, when I heard this, we trekked down with the short I was putting on and we did not see anybody, but we saw blood on the ground. I asked a policeman around and he said it is true but that they had taken her to Phase 4 Police Station. I went to the station with my children and when we got there, I saw the lifeless body of my wife at the back of the police van and there, she was taken to the mortuary. The incident happened between 5am and 5:30am because she usually went out by 5am and came back by 6am. I fell down when I saw the body of my wife covered. I cried. I was too tired and could not drive back home. Someone had to drive us back to the house”he said.