Our Tomorrow Will Be Better — Pastor Kalejaiye Assures Nigerians On His 59th Birthday

Pastor Johnson Tomisin Kalejaiye, popularly known as Pastor J.T. Kalejaiye, is the Special Assistant on Evangelism to the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG. 

Pastor Kalejaiye, a native of Igboguerin community in Ilaje Local Government of Ondo-State, was born on April 1,1960. He is renowned for his weekly Tuesday anointing service and became one of the most popular pastors in Nigeria due to his motivational quotable quotes, another outstanding quality he exhibits when delivering sermons. 

He is one of the most anointed pastors under the tutelage of pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God. 

The Ilaje-born fisherman- turned-accountant, is a Doctorate Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Commerce of Nigeria (CICN) and a Fellow of the Institute of Credit Management of Nigeria as well. 

As he celebrates his 59th birthday today, Family, Church Members, Friends and Associates, have taken to the social media to celebrate him as God added another year to his age. 

When asked about what message he has for Nigerians as he turns 59 today, pastor Kalejaiye said the following:

“We are grateful to God for Nigeria. The Nation belongs to God and God has started wonderful things for us. I know what God has finished cannot longer finish us.

“God will conclude the wonderful things He has started for this Nation. At the end, we shall be better off. 

“Our present location in Nigeria is not going to be our final destination. Our tomorrow is going to be better and not bitter.

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“I am proud without losing humility to be a Nigerian and I will remain a Nigerian forevermore,” he said.


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