Founder’s Day: BSN to honour Jerry Gana, Ndukuba, Oladele…

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The Bible Society of Nigeria (BSN) has concluded plans to honour a former Minister of Information and National Orientation, Prof. Jerry Gana; Primate of Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), Most Reverend Henry Ndukuba; , with the Bible Award of Selfless Service to God and Humanity.

Also to be honoured included the President of Christ Apostolic Church Nigeria and Overseas, Pastor Samuel Oladele, the Chief Executive Officer of Tudel Global Investments Limited, Pastor Dele Adejugbe, and the President and Council Chairman, Nigerian Institute of Public Relations, Dr Ike Neliaku,

The award, which is part of activities marking BSN’s 16th Founder’s Day Annual Lecture, will hold at Adegbite Hall, ShepherdHill Baptist Church, Obanikoro, Lagos, on February 7, 2025.

The programme will be chaired by the Chairman of NEM Insurance Plc, Mr. Tope Smart.

The theme for this year’s Annual Lecture is: “Diversification and Production: Panacea to Nigeria’s Economic Quagmire” and the guest speaker is Dr. Olufemi Awoyemi Founder and Chairman of Proshare.

Also expected at the occasion are the Patrons of The Bible Society of Nigeria, Gen. Dr. Yakubu Gowon, GCFR, who is the Father of the Day; the Governor of Lagos State, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, as the host governor, and other distinguished personalities.

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