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Pastor Adeboye Storms Ogbomoso Dec 23 |OGBOMOSO INFO|





The General Overseer of The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) worldwide, Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye will, on Monday, December 23, 2019, visit Ibadan,Ogbomoso and Iseyin, to preach the gospel of the Lord and pray for the people of the state in an open crusade.

This was disclosed by the Pastor-in-charge of Region 21, Pastor Charles Obasa, while addressing journalist at region headquarters, Oluyole Estate, Ibadan, on Tuesday.

Obasa noted that the programme themed: “fullness of time” will see Adeboye spreading the evangelical message of the Lord as primed by the RCCG coming less than 70 hours after the end of the glorious Holy Ghost congress of miracles.


He added that Pastor Adeboye comes to minister in the same programme in the state every two years, his last time was in 2017 where he visited three cities as well.

He disclosed further that Pastor Adeboye will hold Ibadan crusade at the main bowl of Obafemi Awolowo stadium Oke-Ado, Ibadan, in Iseyin, the crusade will come up at the old NYSC Camp, Iseyin while Ogbomoso High school will be the venue for the third crusade of the day holding in Ogbomoso, on the same day.

He added that programme will start by 7:00 am in Ibadan, 8:00 am in Iseyin and 9:00 am in Ogbomoso accordingly.

According to him, “This year, a very important programme of this mission will be taking place in three cities in Oyo state on 23 December.


“Every man under the sun deserves to have access to the word of God. Our mandate is very clear, the RCCG is an evangelical church and preaches the full gospel of the Lord. All our doctrines are bible-based, so every member of this church knows that we must go and witness.

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