Gov Makinde’s CPS, Dr Shogo, Kolade to speak at CAC Gbaremu men’s convention

The Chief Press Secretary (CPS), to the Oyo State governor, Pastor Sulaimon Olanrewaju; Global Trainer and Forbes Coaches Council Member, Oluwashogo Oyeniyi, popularly known as Dr Shogo, and a serial entrepreneur, and SME Coach, Mr Michael Kolade, will speak at the 2023 Men’s Convention of the Christ Apostolic Church (CAC), Imalefalafia, Oke-Ado, Ibadan, Oyo State.

According to a release signed and made to Tribune Church, the Men’s Coordinator, Mr Ayodeji Odularu, said the three-day convention with the theme, “My Mandate”, will commence, from August 11 to 13.

“The event promise to be life-impacting as there are other activities outlined aside the presentations of our respected speakers that will be beneficiary to people, even that are not members of the church.

“The convention will commence with a Fire conference that will be anchored the host and the presiding cleric, Pastor Claudius Olaiya, on August 11, by 5 pm,  at the church premises. The day two event will feature a free medial outreach,  by 8 am and a picnic by 5 pm,  on August 12,” he said.

Odularu added that the grand finale of the convention will play host of the three personalities as guest speakers, while other activities include couples day and thanksgiving service.

Tribune Church gathered that the title of Pastor Olanrewaju’s presentation is “Mandate to Flourish as a Man in Godly Marriage, Careers/Professions”,  while Dr Shogo would speak on “Mandates to Excel in the Home, Existing and Prospective Business”, and Mr Kolade would address Mandates to be Outstanding Beyond Barriers and Unfriendly Situation of Nigeria”.

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