The Daodu Gbenga Gospel Outreach Ministries has concluded plans for its yearly Feast of Praise programme scheduled to hold at Abule-Egba, Lagos for two days
Promoter of event, Elder Gbenga Daodu said in a statement that the need to continually hold the programme cannot be overemphasised because of the chaos and uncertainty that is in the land.
He noted that in the midst of the seeming chaos, one thing remains which according to him is :the power of faith and the transformative impact of gospel music.’
He said the two-day programme of revival and praise, has been designed to rejuvenate Nigerians, uplift their souls, and leave participants feeling refreshed and renewed.
Scheduled to hold on March 27 and 28, this highly anticipated event promises to be an unforgettable encounter with the divine.
The first day, March 27, has been tagged “Revival Day”, a time of intense prayer, worship, and ministration as Nigerians seek a fresh outpouring of God’s spirit in their lives.
The second day, March 28, will be a “Praise Night”, a joyful celebration of the Lord and Saviour, featuring some of Nigeria’s most talented gospel musicians.
The programme will play host to an impressive lineup of gospel ministers, including the legendary Tope Alabi, Elijah Akintunde, and Dayo Sax, among others.
These iconic ministers will lead the congregation in intense praise and worship sessions, as well as minister life-changing words, designed to inspire, motivate, and challenge everyone to deepen their walk with God.
The event will hold at the Christ Apostolic Church 1930 Experience, Abule Egba, Lagos State, and the convener,.
Elder Daodu said in the statement that he is extending open invitation to all who desire to experience the move of God in a fresh and powerful way.
‘Whether you’re seeking a deeper connection with the divine, or simply looking for a time of refreshing and rejuvenation, this event is sure to meet your needs.
“So mark your calendars for March 27 and 28, and get ready to experience the life-changing power of gospel music and ministry.’ he stated.