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  • Nigerians advised to help a child with a book

    Nigerians advised to help a child with a book

    The Senior Pastor, Trinity House, Pastor Itua Ighodalo has thrown his weight behind a Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) that is championing the course of getting reading books for millions of Nigerian children that don’t have reading books.

    The NGO, Young African Bookworms- was at the pastor’s church on Sunday for the flag-off of the initiative.

    The elite pastor freely donated fun reading books and he encouraged Nigerians to do likewise.

    According to the Funmilola James one of the NGO volunteers, “the initiative is a one-month awareness program which is staring off in Lagos. The train will move round Nigeria. And within one month we hope to get good numbers of reading books to shared and used to revive the culture to read among our young adult,” said.

    One of the rights of a child is education. This is one understanding we all should share and be ready to support. There are lots of children out there that like to read but the question is do they have a book or the right book to read? We all know how bad reading culture is these days but we can still help the situation by donating to right the wrong.

    The picture above revealed the elite pastor (right in suit) in a group picture with volunteers of Young African Bookworms (Non-Government Organisation) has he flagged-off the one-month initiative aim to raise reading books for less privileged children in the society, on Sunday in Lagos.

  • Trinity House mourns Munroe, wife, daughter

    It was a time for sober reflection, hymns and songs at Trinity House Lagos during a night of tributes for the late renowned leadership coach and pastor of the Bahamas Faith Ministries International, Dr Myles Monroe, who died with his wife, Ruth and daughter Christy in a air crash on November 9 in the Bahamas while on the way to a crusade.

    The night of tributes was one of the ways Trinity House honoured Munroe, who was slated to be in the church next month for ministration.

    The session featured Bible readings and video clips of the last interview of the late Monroe.

    The senior pastor of the church, Ituah Ighodalo, described Monroe as one of the most dynamic men in the world, who influenced so many people with his sermons, books and lifestyle.

    In a brief sermon, Pastor Niyi Akenzua urged the congregation that since all will die some time, everyone should try to fulfill purpose before death comes calling.

  • Trinity House seeks greater Nigeria

    Trinity House seeks greater Nigeria

    • Honours individuals

    The Trinity House Church Victoria Island Lagos has honoured some distinguished individuals in various fields of endeavours.

    The fourth in the series, the event was tagged Honour Nigeria awards.

    It was in commemoration of the nation’s 54th Independence anniversary.

    Those honoured include: former Ambassador to the United Kindgom, Dr Christopher Kolade for Leadership; the late Dr Ameyo Adadevoh and Mr. Akaniyene Edet for National and Community Service; founder of First City Monument Bank (FCMB) Otunba Subomi Balogun for professionalism and Dame Priscilla Kuye bagged the award for female role model and leadership.

    The Senior Pastor of Trinity House, Pastor Ituah Ighodalo, in his sermon titled: ‘What makes a nation great’ stressed the need for churches to partner with government in the provision of community services.

    He said any nation that wants to be great must get rid of idolatry, produce transformed leaders and citizens with the right thinking.

    Ighodalo thanked the honourees for their services and urged Nigerians to emulate them.

    “I salute them that even in the face of adversities, they stood strong. Nothing should be too difficult for you to do for others,” he stated.

    Son of the late Dr Adadevoh, Bankole Cardoso, said Nigerians supported  the family’s during their trying period.

    Akanieyene has served in the Police Force for 32 years.

    He controls traffic daily in the sun and rain and was spotted on his duty post that same morning of the award.

  • Trinity House seeks greater Nigeria

    • Honours individuals

    The Trinity House Church Victoria Island Lagos has honoured some distinguished individuals in various fields of endeavours.

    The fourth in the series, the event was tagged Honour Nigeria awards.

    It was in commemoration of the nation’s 54th Independence anniversary.

    Those honoured include: former Ambassador to the United Kindgom, Dr Christopher Kolade for Leadership; the late Dr Ameyo Adadevoh and Mr. Akaniyene Edet for National and Community Service; founder of First City Monument Bank (FCMB) Otunba Subomi Balogun for professionalism and Dame Priscilla Kuye bagged the award for female role model and leadership.

    The Senior Pastor of Trinity House, Pastor Ituah Ighodalo, in his sermon titled: ‘What makes a nation great’ stressed the need for churches to partner with government in the provision of community services.

    He said any nation that wants to be great must get rid of idolatry, produce transformed leaders and citizens with the right thinking.

    Ighodalo thanked the honourees for their services and urged Nigerians to emulate them.

    “I salute them that even in the face of adversities, they stood strong. Nothing should be too difficult for you to do for others,” he stated.

    Son of the late Dr Adadevoh, Bankole Cardoso, said Nigerians supported  the family’s during their trying period.

    Akanieyene has served in the Police Force for 32 years.

    He controls traffic daily in the sun and rain and was spotted on his duty post that same morning of the award.

     

  • Temitope out with Request

    Temitope out with Request

    GOSPEL singer and song writer, Temitope Oyegbami Vanlare, better known as Tope, is back with a new album entitled Request. The album which is already enjoying favourable air play in radio stations will be officially launched on November 17, at Trinity House, Victoria Island, Lagos.

    According to Tope, Request is an album that is out to have a positive impact on its listeners. The singer first gave music a shot at the tender age of 12, when she led her church choir in the production of their debut album titled Wonderful Jesus with the hit tract ‘Master Jesus’ which was very popular in the Niger Delta region of the country and aired both on TV and radio stations.

    She later went solo with the release of the album Love God which got some serious air play again on TV and radio stations in the northern part of Nigeria, especially Kaduna where it was promoted.