NIGERIAN NAVY SECONDARY SCHOOL INAUGURATE ST, LEO. CATHOLIC CHAPEL, FIRST OF ITS KIND

The bishop of Oyo diocese who also oversees Ogbomosho and its environment, Most Reverend Emmanuel Adeyoyese Badejo laid foundation St. Leo Catholic Chaplaincy chapel inside Nigeran Navy chool Iresa Apa, Ogbomosho. While speaking Most Reverend Badejo preaches on laying the foundation of every activities on Gods principles and plan as God says in His scripture which reads that except the Lord build the house , laborer ae doing in vain.

The Bishop of Oyo diocese said Nigerians must take everything to God and recognized God as a foundation that that is the process of solving many crisis Nigerians are facing.
Having money, skills, special skills technocrat amounts to nothing without inviting God to what we are doing and that’s why Nigeria is at it is, we must embrace Him and acknowledge that is the only solution provider to Nigerian problems.

Most Rev. Badejo says the most important reason for having a place of worship is that God will not depart from our agenda and will also overseas whatever Nigerians, worshipers in such places are doing. He said, “if we have a place of true worship and God is involved in our plans, we will not witness all the killing, brutality, corruptions cases and all the evil doings we are seeing in our country”.
Earlier in his sermon titled “Faith in action; Building God house withing and without” reminded the congregation the spiritual benefit of unity and community service. He says the church chapel will assist the students on the right path of spirituality, laying the foot of the students of Nigerian Navy school and other children on the path of faith will be the most triumphant.
The event also witnessed the administration of sacrament of confirmation for over 75 participants who have undergone the teachings of baptism and sacrament sealing the recipient with the Holy Spirit and strengthen their commitment to Christian life.

In her words, Navy Commandant Nigerian Navy School, Iresa Apa, Ogbomosho, Captain Evelyn Egwurube says the over 75 individuals that are confirmed under the administration of sacrament will be the soldiers of Christ. “Teach your children the way of the Lord so that they can follow the will of the Lord and we are catching them young so that the teachings of Christ can sink into them and they can be agents of change and right values in the society.
On behalf of the recipients of the sacrament, Theresa Munachi and Uchendu Chimobi says they are very happy to be part of those that was administered for the confirmation of sacrament saying they have received the holy spirit withing and out just as the disciples received on the day of Pentecost and it was a privileged to witnessed such mass in their school with the attendance of the Bishop of Oyo Diocese and other senior priests withing the region.