Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, is set to witness a grand celebration on Saturday, May 31, 2025, as Pastor Timothy Ofoha, Senior Pastor of Gethsemane Prayer Ministry International, Eleyele, and his wife, Dr. Yetunde Ofoha, give their daughter in marriage.
The joyous event will begin at 11:00 A.M, is taking place simultaneously at the church’s magnificent auditorium and the prestigious Manhattan Event Centre in Jericho, Ibadan. The occasion is expected to draw ministers of God, dignitaries, and well-wishers from across the country to celebrate the union of the two families.
Prior to this grand celebration, other traditional marriage rites and activities have already been held by both the Ofoha family and the family of Mr. M.S.A. Segun and Mrs. Ibiyemi Odejimi.
The bride, Lisa, and the groom, Lekan, will be elegantly dressed in exquisite designer wedding attire as they walk down the aisle before family, friends, and esteemed guests to exchange vows and begin their marital journey.
Pastor Timothy Ofoha, a widely respected figure in the Ministry and in Christian community, is known for his spiritual leadership and commitment to community development. His daughter’s wedding is expected to reflect these values, emphasizing love, faith, and lifelong commitment.
Speaking ahead of the event, Pastor Ofoha revealed that meticulous plans have been made to ensure a memorable experience for all guests. A dedicated team of event planners has been engaged to deliver top-tier services throughout the occasion, with some gospel artistes providing uplifting music and entertainment to create a joyful atmosphere.
The announcement of the wedding has sparked excitement within the church community, with friends and family eagerly looking forward to the celebration.
As the special day draws near, preparations are in full swing to mark the beginning of a new chapter in the lives of the couple. The wedding is not only a personal milestone but also a testament to the grace of God and a celebration of the enduring values of love, unity, and faith within both the family and the church.
