St. Peter’s African Church Ilawo to Mark 60th Anniversary with Thanksgiving, Chieftaincy Installation



Aina Obasanjo 

St. Peter’s African Church, Ilawo, in Abeokuta, Ogun State, is set to commemorate its sixtieth anniversary with a thanksgiving service and the installation of new chieftaincy titles.

The anniversary programme, which will take place on Saturday, September 19, will also feature the launching of a one-hundred-million-naira endowment fund, presentation of meritorious and posthumous awards, as well as the commencement of the church school project.

The event will be held at the church auditorium, Church Street, Adedotun, Abeokuta, beginning at 10 o’clock in the morning.

Among those expected to be honoured and celebrated are the Baba Ijo, High Chief Abraham Adebayo Shoyoye, J.P., Balogun of Ilawo Township, Bashorun of Oke-Ona and Third Akogun of Egbaland, as well as the Iya Ijo, Lady Evangelist Olori Comfort Oladunni Aina, J.P.

Also listed among the church leaders are Chief Anthony Ajani Olufade, Otun Baba Ijo, and Chief Mrs. Bernice Asabi Oladipo, Otun Iya Ijo.

The anniversary is expected to bring together church members, traditional rulers, dignitaries and other stakeholders to celebrate the history and contributions of St. Peter’s African Church, Ilawo, while supporting its future development initiatives.


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