By Abubakar Yunusa
Majeroku Village in Irewole Local Government Area of Osun State witnessed an influx of worshippers as the C.A.C. Babalola Centre, Ori-Oke Adeyanju E., hosted its 2026 annual programme.
The three-day gathering, held from April 22 to 24, attracted participants from across Nigeria, many of whom described the Ori-Oke as a centre of testimonies and spiritual renewal.
The programme, themed “The Key of Success” (Matthew 16:19), featured teachings, extended prayer sessions and communal worship.
Clerics at the event emphasised faith and discipline as critical pathways to success, urging participants to embrace obedience, service and commitment in their daily lives.
They described the biblical “key” as a symbol of authority and access, stressing that success is not accidental but guided by spiritual principles.
Many attendees shared testimonies of past encounters at the Ori-Oke, linking them to personal breakthroughs and renewed direction.
The programme was led by Prophet Evang. T.M.O. ADurota, who said the vision of the Ori-Oke goes beyond spiritual encounters to societal transformation.
He urged participants to translate their faith into positive actions that would impact their communities.
Other ministers who ministered at the event included Adekola; Lady Evangelist Grace Fumilayo Ajayi; Pastor Ajetomobi E.; Pastor Akinyande; and Rev. Moses Ariyori.
Lady Evangelist Melody Akinrinsola of Voice of Grace International and Pastor Timilehin Fasawe also delivered ministrations through worship and exhortation.
In his keynote address, Oba Augustine Aderemi Obaleye called on participants to uphold unity, integrity and peaceful coexistence.
He urged them to extend the lessons learnt beyond the prayer ground, noting that true spirituality should reflect in societal conduct.
The event also boosted economic activities in the host community, with traders, transport operators and small-scale service providers benefiting from the influx of visitors.
It further strengthened social bonds as people from diverse backgrounds gathered in fellowship.
As the programme concluded, participants departed with renewed commitment to faith, discipline and community development.
