Ondo Winners’ Church Begins Projects In 3 Senatorial Districts to Celebrate Oyedepo’s 70th Birthday

By Miracle Ogunde

Ondo State Winners’ Chapel Church has kick-started the preparation for the 70th birthday celebration of the founder of the church, Bishop David Oyedepo.

The Church has begun diverse Infrastructural projects across the three senatorial districts of Ondo State ahead of the 70th birthday of the founder, slated to hold on September 27, 2024.

The State Pastor, Dapo Olumuyiwa, stated that some of the projects have been completed while some are still ongoing, ranging from Water Boreholes, Solar Powered Street Lights, Books for orphans and food items for the less privileged.

This was contained in a statement made available to Starnews NG, by Deacon Olumide Abudu and Pastor Idowu Akinrinlola of the Media & Publicity Committee of the church.

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    Pst Oluwole Peace

    Awesome. To God be all the glory

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