OKE, ADELAKUN, OTHER CLERICS for IBADAN MEGA CRUSADE

Renowned Nigerian clerics, including president of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), Archbishop Wale Oke; PFN national vice president, South-West, Bishop Taiwo Adelakun, chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Oyo State, Rev. Dr Elisha Ogundiya, and PFN chairman in Oyo State, Rev. Samson Ajetomobi, are expected to minister at a five-day mega crusade holding in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital.

The crusade, tagged: ‘Jesus Ibadan City Mega Crusade,’ which started on Wednesday, is taking place at the Obafemi Awolowo Stadium, Ibadan.

An honor to receive Evangelist Rob Welch today! A true servant of God and a  voice to the nations — we celebrate Kingdom partnership and grace at work.  🙌🔥 #JubileeConvention2025 #DivineConnections

Speaking during a press conference, president of For His Glory Evangelistic Ministries, the organisers of the programme, Rob Welch, said the crusade was aimed at creating an opportunity for spiritual renewal and strengthening the Christian faith through evangelism, worship and prayer.

Welch said: “Our desire is to see lives transformed through the message of Jesus Christ. This gathering is not simply about bringing people together for a religious programme; it is about creating an atmosphere where people can encounter God, renew their faith and experience spiritual transformation.”

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Also, the chairman of the Central Working Committee of the Jesus Ibadan City Mega Crusade, Pastor Obafemi Olofin, said arrangements had been made to ensure the smooth coordination of the five-day programme.

Olofin said: “We are working towards ensuring that logistics for a successful crusade is put in place.

IBADAN! Today, we encounter Jesus. Please invite your friends and family.

Ibadan Set For Spiritual Lift As Mega Crusade Begins – Independent  Newspaper Nigeria

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