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Adeboye’s son donates 250 reflective vests to vigilante group

Pastor Leke Adeboye, son of the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (R.C.C.G), Pastor Enoch Adeboye, has donated 250 reflective vests to a local vigilante group called Redeemed Volunteers.

Redeemed Volunteers is a local security outfit responsible for security and traffic control duties during programmes on the Redemption Camp.

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Leke made the donation to the Group in partnership with RCCG Pastors’ Seeds Family, an organisation to cater for children of pastors and ministers in RCCG at the camp on Sunday morning.

He also paid a visit to the Redeemer’s Health Centre to pray for the sick, encourage them and distribute fruits.

He was accompanied by the Councillor for Ofada Ward in Obafemi Owode Local Government, Honourable Adeola Abolaji, as well as ministers and members of the Church and supported by the Pastors’ Seeds Family.

A total of 420 people benefitted from the visit including the hospital staff, the admitted patients and their visitors.

This is not the first hospital benefiting from the generosity of Pastor Leke Adeboye. Earlier this year, eight women who delivered babies had their bills paid at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital. In addition, 4 women who were held back in the hospital due to unpaid bills got their bills paid and were subsequently released.

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