Ifako Ijaiye, Lagos State – Renowned for his commitment to both spreading the gospel and philanthropy, Bishop (Dr.) Joseph Ighalo, founder of A Touch from Heaven Ministry and A Touch of Love Humanitarian Foundation, has unveiled plans for a significant outreach event at Ifako Stadium on December 2, 2023.
During a press conference held on Friday, November 17, 2023, at his office in Ifako Ijaye, Lagos State, Bishop Ighalo disclosed that the event would kick off with a two-day carnival on Thursday and Friday to raise awareness in the community.
The upcoming program, titled “The Great Landfall of the Holy Spirit,” is expected to be a power-packed event, promising healing, deliverance, and miracles for the oppressed and the sick. Bishop Ighalo emphasized that the outreach would involve the distribution of essential items such as food and clothing materials, providing both spiritual and physical nourishment.
A distinguished lineup of religious figures, including Prophet T. Martins, Dr. Joy Osawaru Akinyemi, and Pastor Ade Glory, among others, is set to grace the occasion. The event aims to bring solace and support to those facing various challenges, extending its reach beyond spiritual guidance.
Bishop Ighalo, reflecting on the event’s purpose, stated, “It is going to be a glorious one… a touch from heaven. This year’s theme is ‘The Great Landfall of the Holy Spirit,’ where we gather people for spiritual and practical assistance.”
Beyond the spiritual event, Bishop Ighalo shed light on his extensive humanitarian efforts through the A Touch of Love Humanitarian Foundation. He outlined initiatives ranging from support for widows and scholarships to rebuilding a police station and aiding blind communities in Ikorodu.
Addressing the state of the nation, Bishop Ighalo expressed concerns about the challenges facing Nigerians, emphasizing the need for leadership regeneration and social justice. Despite acknowledging the difficulties, he encouraged citizens not to give up on the country, urging leaders to consider the impact of their decisions on the lives of ordinary people.
In a heartfelt plea to the leaders, Bishop Ighalo called for a reevaluation of their priorities, citing the growing economic challenges faced by the populace. He advocated for empathy and understanding of the struggles faced by the average Nigerian, emphasizing the importance of governing with a fear of God.
As preparations for the event continue, Ifako Ijaiye anticipates a momentous occasion that blends spirituality with practical assistance, echoing Bishop Ighalo’s commitment to making a positive impact on the lives of those in need.
