On the occasion of his 60th birthday, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Cardinal John Onaiyekan, the Emeritus Catholic Bishop of Abuja, and Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, the Secretary General of the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) praised the President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) and General Overseer of Christ Holy Church International, Archbishop Dr. Daniel Okoh.
Adeboye assured the celebrant that Okoh’s sun would not set that day, characterizing him as a man who dares to be different.
“The first thing I brought to you from God Almighty himself is that your sun will not set in the afternoon,” he declared. Secondly, you haven’t even begun yet. God will still lead you to amazing places.
Third, the Lord, who has so far saved my life, will assist you as well, as long as he lives. He has given you responsibility for the ministry, and he will see to it.
He’ll assist you in carrying it out. He will support you and see to it that you and your family are taken care of. And every time we hear from you, positive things will happen. May God richly bless you. He begged, “Many, many happy returns.”
Cardinal John Onaiyekan said in his goodwill speech that he was pleased to share with the public what he had been discussing privately with Dr. Okoh. He prayed for God’s direction and guidance in his life and the lives of his family members, and he wished him many more joyful years ahead of him in good health.
Prof. Oloyede, for his part, said that Okoh never followed the herd just because the majority was doing so and that he always made his points without offending anyone.
Oloyede continued by saying that Okoh was very humble and not easily swayed by wealth or affluence.
He is aware that having power shouldn’t be accompanied by conceit.
It is crucial that we understand that, despite everything we own, the world is not real and will eventually end.
He said, “I pray that God will continue to make our dear president a model for all those who aspire to greatness. I am not here to give a lecture. I am here to congratulate our dear president for being who he is.”
The purpose of the gathering, according to Venerable Sunday Iwuchukwu’s introductory remarks, is to honor the celebrant’s life of God’s faithfulness. He revealed that God, in his wisdom, had orchestrated Dr. Okoh’s life to unfold sequentially, each time bringing glory to his name.
In his speech, Okoh stated that leaders ought to serve everyone, and he has done just that.
