National Bible Day

BSN plans 15th Founder’s Day, to honour Esther Ajayi, Alakija, Ehigiamusoe

by Church Times

The Bible Society of Nigeria (BSN) will on February 8 hold its 15th Founder’s Day Annual Lecture. The event according to a statement by the body’s Media and Public Relations Manager, Mr Benjamin Mordi will be held at the Nigeria Insitute of International Affairs.

A major highlight of the event according to the statement will be a special award of Selfless Service to God and Humanity for the Founder of the Love of Christ Generation Church, Reverend Mother Esther Ajayi and the Group Managing Director, Rose of Sharon Group, Mrs. Folorunsho Alakija.

The pioneer Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Micro Support Services, Mrs. Elizabeth Ehigiamusoe will also be awarded.

The programme will be chaired by the Group Managing Director of Wetherheads Advertising Group, Pastor Abiodun Iderawumi.

The theme for this year according to the statement is: “Security, Social Justice and Poverty Eradication: Clarion Demands on Governance in Nigeria” and the guest speaker is a veteran Journalist, Editor-in-Chief and Publisher of Corporate Biographers, Mr. Mike Awoyinfa.

Other dignitaries expected at the occasion are The Patron of The Bible Society of Nigeria, Gen. Dr. Yakubu Gowon, GCFR, who is the Father of the Day; the Governor of Lagos State, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu; the Chief Executive Officer of Ocean Glory Commodities Limited, Mr. Peter Chiori, who is the Special Guest of Honour; the Chairman of Apapa Local Government, Hon. Idowu Senbanjo as Guest of Honour, and other captains of industries. 

The Bible Society of Nigeria is a not-for-profit interdenominational Christian organisation that translates the Bible into local languages, and publishes, distributes, and raises funds for the Bible work. We also organise life-transforming programmes to help people engage with the Word of God. So far, we have the complete Bible in 27 Nigerian Languages, while translation/revision is ongoing in nine different languages.

 

 

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