COVID-19: RCCG donates cash, foodstuffs worth N2.5 million to members, non-members 12 minutes ago 113 views by Tunde Ososanya – The Redeemed Christian Church of God, Ogun province 17, has reached out to people and distributed relief materials to them – Relief materials like beans, garri, noodles and also cash were distributed to members and the needy in the community – About 3,000 people are beneficiaries of this kind gesture, which was said to have caused N2.5 million The Ogun province 17 of the Redeemed Christian Church of God has joined in the efforts of relief against the effect of coronavirus lockdown in Nigeria. The province distributed foodstuffs like beans, garri, noodles and also cash to its members and the needy in the community, Nigerian Tribune reports. legit news gathers that the foodstuffs, which were said to be worth N2.5 million, were for about 3,000 people including members and non-members of the province. About 3,000 people are beneficiaries of this kind gesture, which was said to have caused N2.5 million. Photo credit: Nigerian Tribune Source: UGC According to the pastor-in-charge of the province, Pastor Michael Olorunleke Abejide, a lot of people are hungry and with no means of getting foodstuff or going about daily activities to get money due to the lockdown. COVID-19: Pastor Adeboye vows to keep praying for all health workers and security personnel (video) He said: “The church, with the assistance of the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor E. A. Adeboye, had to come together to help those in need so as to prevent hunger, theft and the likes.” One of the beneficiaries of the kind gesture, Adeniran Ifeoluwa Isaac, expressed appreciation to the general overseer of RCCG, Pastor Enoch Adeboye and the provice. Isaac, who a member of the province, said: “Daddy Adeboye and the Province have put a smile on the faces of thousands of people across the Province at large, I want to use this opportunity to say a big thank you to the Pastor- In- Charge of the Province, his wife and the entire Provincial board for providing foodstuff for the church and the general public. Thank you, sir.” Read more:
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