Church awards Omoraro honorary brand support medal

One of Nigeria’s leading Pentecostal churches, Holy Ghost Christian Centre, Ikorodu road, Lagos, has awarded the Chief Executive Officer Rage Media, Mr. George Omoraro with a recognition medal for his support to the church growth.
Specifically, the award was based on his immense contributions to the growth of the churches through several branding activities.

George Omoraro, who is an Alumnus of Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State, holds a Bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication. He was the Students’ Council Chairman, in his university days, leading a population of over 7,000 students.

The brand expert has been involved in several advertising campaigns, including Pay your tax awareness campaign, FIRS, launch of Panasonic AC and Refrigerator and the popular WhatsApp campaign powered by Nokia.

Receiving the award, Omoraro said, “Helping ministries to grow and reach more people is one of the major Corporate Social Responsibilities his Organization is involved in, and it gives him great joy to be of service to the church and many more ministries across the globe.”

He added, “We have been involved in several evangelical activities, and we won’t stop doing it, because God has been blessing us through the services, we render in different churches at no cost to them. We have been involved in building the church through exceptional branding activities, and will continue to do so, he said even as we aim to present the gospel of Christ in a unique way so that we can reach more people with the transforming message of Jesus Christ.”

He said, “Thank you, Daddy for honoring Rage Media with this award. Yes, as business we are sold out to kingdom service and God rewards us daily but this truly warmed my heart that Pastor @amosfenwa thought to us, honor us as well”.

Speaking on the gesture by the church, the minister in charge of the church, Pastor Amos Fenwa said, George Omoraro was honored for his exemplary role in the church, where he has been a role model to lots of youths, men and women stressing that the church is proud of him.