Former Minister of State for Mines and Steel Development, Dr. Uche Ogah, on Saturday joined dignitaries, church leaders, and members of the community at the dedication ceremony of the Rehoboth Auditorium founded by Dr. Chioma Ibezim.
The event, which attracted a large gathering of worshippers and well wishers, marked a significant milestone in the advancement of faith based infrastructure and spiritual development within the community. The newly dedicated Rehoboth Auditorium is expected to serve as a center for worship, fellowship, and community development.
Dr. Ogah, who attended the ceremony as a special guest, commended Dr. Chioma Ibezim for her vision, commitment, and unwavering dedication to the service of God and humanity. He described the project as a remarkable testament to faith driven leadership and generosity.
According to him, the establishment of the auditorium will not only strengthen spiritual growth but will also create a conducive environment for people to gather in worship, receive guidance, and build stronger community bonds.
Dr. Ogah noted that projects such as the Rehoboth Auditorium represent the power of faith and the impact of individuals who choose to invest their resources in the service of God and society.
He further encouraged believers and leaders across the country to emulate such acts of faith and philanthropy, stressing that the development of places of worship contributes greatly to moral values and social stability.
The highlight of the event was the formal dedication of the Rehoboth Auditorium through prayers, thanksgiving, and prophetic declarations by ministers of the gospel who prayed for the continued growth of the ministry and the prosperity of all those connected to the vision.
Speaking during the ceremony, several church leaders and guests praised Dr. Chioma Ibezim for her steadfast devotion and sacrifice in bringing the vision of the auditorium to reality, describing the project as a divine mandate that will impact generations to come.
