By Niyi Babade
“My passion and prayer every passing minute is for God to manifest Himself and to help me see that the wealth and blessings of life are shared equally and fairly among all who inhabit this world. I have a grand vision to ensure that no one on this planet lacks the essentials or the good things of life. This is why we tirelessly reach out to all people everywhere—not just in America and Nigeria, but even in cities and countries where we do not have branches,” said Apostle Oluwafemi Kajogbola, the General Overseer of Light of the World Mission Church America and Nigeria, during an interview with our correspondent at the church headquarters in Dallas, Texas, USA.
With its headquarters in the United States, the Light of the World Mission Church boasts thousands of worshipers and congregants, with branches spread across Nigeria. What sets the church apart is not only its commitment to feeding its members and non-members with the Word of God but also its dedication to humanitarian efforts.
The church provides shelter for the homeless, food, clothing, medicine, and medical care to the less privileged and indigent in Nigeria, America, and other parts of the world visited by Apostle Kajogbola.
Apostle Kajogbola’s extraordinary passion for humanity and his extensive knowledge of governance, culture, and tourism have earned him the distinguished title of “Ambassador.” His travels have brought him into contact with many influential figures who shape society.
“Ambassador Kajogbola is a rare man of God who empathizes deeply—even when not personally experiencing the struggles of others. He is an exceptional leader who has positively impacted many lives within the church. Nigeria needs more leaders like him to help build our nation,” shared Angela, a devoted church member.