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The Redeemed Christian Church of God has announced free medical surgeries to mark the General Overseer, Pastor Enoch Adeboye’s 83rd birthday.

Adeboye was born on March 2, 1942, in Ifewara, Osun State. He will be 83 on Sunday.

According to a statement by his son, Pastor Leke Adeboye, on Thursday, the programme, which is part of the church’s Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives, would offer free medical services in various areas, including obstetrics and gynaecology, surgeries, general surgeries, eye surgeries, dialysis sessions, reading glasses, and consultation.

According to the church, the free medical services will be executed by the Redeemer’s Health Centre.

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The statement added that interested individuals can register for the various services by contacting the designated phone numbers or visiting the RHC premises.


It stated, “Pastor Adeboye’s commitment to giving back to society is evident in the church’s numerous CSR initiatives, which have impacted over 166 million lives and executed over 990,000 projects.

“We are committed to impacting lives across different sectors.


“Our CSR programmes are designed to provide support and care to those in need, and we are grateful for the opportunity to serve.”

The RCCG’s health interventions have been extensive, with over nine million beneficiaries of free healthcare services, 33,052 completed healthcare projects, and four intensive care units/centres established in various locations.

The free medical services programme is a testament to Adeboye’s commitment to serving humanity and making a positive impact on society, the church added.

https://punchng.com/rccg-offers-free-surgeries-dialysis-to-mark-adeboyes-83rd-birthday/

This is very beautiful and great.

Thanks to the RCCG for this great gesture.

May God perfect the healing of every patient that participates in this.

Amen.

Other well-to-do organizations should follow this example, please. The health burden of our country is massive. Many patients cannot afford/sustain this out-of-pocket style of healthcare funding. Curable ailments, because of lack of funds, have claimed many lives.

Corporate organizations and individuals that can afford to do this should come in and help out, please. Our government has failed; at this point, we have to step in for the sick and dying Nigerians.

Well done, RCCG.

Please correct me if I'm wrong-

1. Does the bible not say that those who believe in God shall trample upon scorpions and nothing will happen to them.

2. Does the bible not say that whatever we ask in His name believing we shall receive?

If those statements above are to be true and always true because the word of God is true and always true...why then is the need for surgeries and even hospitals at large?.....Why go to hospitals when you can pray and get the healing instantly? Or ....hmmmm let me just rest my case

As Jesus disciples, they should rather be offering miracles.

Iya Dominique, let somebody shout hallelujah......

"which have impacted over 166 million lives and executed over 990,000 projects."

166million 😳, can't be Nigerians, maybe globally because hmm 😁 and 990k projects hope church building wasn't counted in that number 🤭

Well millions of Nigerians have indeed being impacted by rccg church project offerings and tithe, with Lagos streets have two or more rccg churchs in some streets and areas

Omooba77:
➜According to the church, the free medical services will be executed by the Redeemer’s Health Centre. So This Happened (Ep289) reviews Donald Trump’s Executive Order To Halt USAID Grants In Nigeria0:00 / 1:01
The statement added that interested individuals can register for the various services by contacting the designated phone numbers or visiting the RHC premises.
It stated, “Pastor Adeboye’s commitment to giving back to society is evident in the church’s numerous CSR initiatives, which have impacted over 166 million lives and executed over 990,000 projects.
“We are committed to impacting lives across different sectors.
“Our CSR programmes are designed to provide support and care to those in need, and we are grateful for the opportunity to serve.”
The RCCG’s health interventions have been extensive, with over nine million beneficiaries of free healthcare services, 33,052 completed healthcare projects, and four intensive care units/centres established in various locations.
The free medical services programme is a testament to Adeboye’s commitment to serving humanity and making a positive impact on society, the church added.

Religion has indeed done more damage to that country than many are willing to admit!

166 million lives impacted? 990,000 projects? 9 million beneficiaries of free healthcare services? 33,052 completed healthcare projects? Yet, Healthcare in Nigeria is nowhere better than what is obtained from some of the poorest countries in the world.

Kobojunkie:
Religion has indeed done more damage to that country than many are willing to admit!

166 million lives impacted? 990,000 projects? 9 million beneficiaries of free healthcare services? 33,052 completed healthcare projects? Yet, Healthcare in Nigeria is nowhere better than what is obtained from some of the poorest countries in the world.

May God show you mercy......

Omooba77:
May God show you mercy......

Your lying pulpit scammer god to show me mercy? Tufiakwa!!! 😩😩😩😩