RCCG Lagos Province 62 rehabilitates Bayo Rotimi Street in Ikorodu
From L-R, Pastor Solomon Salau (APICP-Admin), Pastor Paschal Udah (PICP LP62), Pastor (Mrs.) Faith Udah (Wife PICP), Pastor Gbenga Okunlaya (APICP CSR) during the event
In a bid to give back to the community, the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) Lagos Province 62 has successfully rehabilitated Bayo Rotimi Street in Ikorodu, Lagos State.
The street, which was previously in a deplorable condition, had hindered commercial activities and daily life for residents and business owners in the area. The rehabilitation project, which was undertaken by RCCG Lagos Province 62, has brought immense relief to the community.
According to Pastor Paschal Udah, Pastor-in-Charge of RCCG Lagos Province 62, “This project is part of our Christian social responsibility to give back to the community. We recognized the need for repair and decided to take action to improve the lives of those living and working in the area.”
Pastor Solomon Salau, Assistant Pastor-in-Charge of the Province, added, “This project is not only about repairing a road but also about sharing the love of God with the community. We believe that by demonstrating our care and concern for the community, we can show them the love of Christ.”
The rehabilitation of Bayo Rotimi Street is part of RCCG’s ongoing efforts to give back to the community and demonstrate its commitment to corporate social responsibility. This project is expected to benefit over 3,000 people residing in the area.
Pastor Gbenga Okunlaya, Assistant Pastor-in-Charge of LP62 (CSR), expressed his gratitude to the church leadership for approving the project. According to him, “This initiative will enhance the spread the gospel of God further into the community, especially among unbelievers, potentially leading also to an increased impact on both in church members and non-members.”
With this project, RCCG Lagos Province 62 has demonstrated its commitment to making a positive impact in the community, which some members of the community and leaders, equally acknowledged.
Pls., which Bayo Rotimi street are you talking of, I hope is not the one in Eyita by Ajalogun junction were they offloaded some 2 to 3 tipper loads of filling sand and got some Hausa guys who helped in spreading it?