Ahead of the seven-day burial ceremonies of the late spiritual head of Cherubim and Seraphim Movement church worldwide, Prophet Samuel Adefila Abidoye, the church has put watertight security measures in place for a hitch-free event.
Speaking with journalists at the international headquarters of the church along Ogbomosho expressway, Galilee, Orile Igbon, Oyo state, on Friday, the chairman, of Abidoye Burial Committee, Dr Emmanuel Awode, said that the death of Abidoye, who passed away on November 1, 2023, at the age of 103, marked the end of a remarkable journey characterised by unwavering dedication to faith, service and compassion.
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The church also revealed that no fewer than 10,000 dignitaries across the globe are billed to attend the fiesta.
He said that activities for the burial would commence on Monday, April 22 and end on April 28 with a thanksgiving service at the church headquarters.
“We have put appropriate mechanisms in place to ensure efficient and effective security during the activities,
“Throughout his tenure, he led with grace and humility, touching countless individuals through his words, actions and unwavering commitment to justice and peace.
“His wisdom, gained through years of steadfast devotion, served as a guiding light for us all, illuminating the path towards a more compassionate and inclusive society.
“His life was a symphony of service, faith and unwavering dedication to his flock and service to God Almighty. From his early days in ministry to his final moments among us, Baba Aladura Abidoye embodied the true essence of compassion and selflessness.
“Let us not mourn his passing, but rather celebrate the profound impact he has had on our lives and our community. Let us carry forward his legacy with courage and conviction embodying the values and virtues of live forgiveness and service that hold dear”, Senior Special Apostle Awode said.
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