Pastor Chukwudi Ojei has been formally ordained and commissioned into a new level of ministry leadership during a consecration service presided over by Apostle Lawrence Achudume. The event, which took place over the weekend, marked a significant milestone in Pastor Ojei’s spiritual journey and the expansion of his pastoral responsibilities.

The ordination ceremony featured worship, prayers, and scriptural reflections centred on dedication and service to God. Apostle Achudume anointed Pastor Ojei with oil as a symbol of divine commissioning, while his mother, Apostle Uloma Ojei, joined in prayers of thanksgiving and consecration.

In his remarks, Apostle Achudume charged the newly ordained minister to remain steadfast in faith and service, noting that ordination is not only a recognition of calling but also an invitation to greater responsibility. “This moment represents the beginning of a deeper walk with God. It is a reminder that leadership in the kingdom is rooted in humility, obedience, and consistent service,” he said.

The congregation, which included ministers, family members, and church members, offered prayers of support and sang songs of gratitude during the event. Participants described the ceremony as a moment of spiritual renewal for the church community.

Speaking after the service, Pastor Ojei expressed gratitude to God and his mentors for their guidance, pledging to dedicate himself fully to the work of ministry. “I am deeply humbled by this call. My prayer is that my life and service will continue to bring glory to God and transformation to lives,” he said.

Biblical readings during the service referenced 1 Chronicles 29:22, drawing parallels between the anointing of Solomon and the spiritual significance of ordination as an act of divine entrustment.

The ceremony concluded with intercessory prayers and prophetic declarations for the growth of Pastor Ojei’s ministry and renewed strength for all who serve in similar callings.