The event will hold at the CCIC international headquarters, 15, Akin Mateola Street (Golden Estate), Off Raji Rasaki Road, Amuwo Phase II, Lagos.

The camp meeting which has as its theme, “It’s Time to Pursue, Overtake and Recover All,” will be hosted by Rev. Dr. Tunde and Rev (Mrs) Ebun Joda.

The camp meeting also has as its special feature, a dynamic youth programme.

A life changing gospel music concert is scheduled to hold as part of the programme too.

Abuja, Calabar, Ibadan and Port Harcourt regions of the church will hold their Camp Meeting from Thursday 23rd October to Sunday 26th October 2025.

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Aprile Osborne is a dynamic speaker, author, and prophetic voice whom God is using to equip the Body of Christ in these times.

She carries a deep passion for helping believers see and understand the unseen realm, a theme she powerfully conveys in her book “Seeing Behind Enemy Lines” published by Destiny Image.

With a strong background in leadership and communication, Aprile Osborne has ministered across different platforms with a unique ability to connect with people of all walks of life.

She is known for her engaging speaking style, prophetic insight, and her heart to empower others to walk in spiritual victory.

Beyond ministry, Aprile Osborne is also a seasoned entrepreneur, realtor, and coach, bringing creativity, excellence, and innovation into every sphere where God has placed her.

Her life and ministry reflect her dedication to advancing God’s Kingdom, making her a vessel of encouragement, revelation, and transformation everywhere she goes.

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The programme is a special feature of the 2025 camp meeting of the church which will kick off on October 21, 2025 at the international headquarters of CCIC, 15, Akin Mateola Street (Golden Estate), Off Raji Rasaki Road, Amuwo Phase II, Lagos.

Both Pastor Christine Joda and Min. Aprile Osborne will anchor the Youth Empowerment Station.

The camp meeting of the Christ Chapel International Churches, CCIC, is an annual event.

It will begin on October 21 and end on Sunday, October 26, featuring different programmes.

The event has as its theme “It’s Time to Pursue, Overtake and Recover All.”

The camp meeting which will be hosted by Rev. Dr. Tunde and Rev (Mrs) Ebun Joda, will feature eminent pastors and ministers of God.

They are Aprile Osborne; Dr. Glenn Arekion; Pastor Tokunbo Adejuwon; Pastor Christine Joda; Dr. David Ogbueli; Apostle Emmanuel Iren and Apostle Femi Lazarus.

Last year, the event featured four renowned preachers – Pastor Gideon Mba, Lead Pastor of Manifold International Church; Apostle Anslem Madubuko, the General Overseer of Revival Assembly Church, and Reverend Tunde Bolanta of the Restoration Ministries Worldwide.

A life changing gospel music concert is scheduled to hold as part of the programme.

Meanwhile, Abuja, Calabar, Ibadan and Port Harcourt regions of the church will hold their Camp Meeting from Thursday 23rd October to Sunday 26th October 2025.

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The programme is a special feature of the 2025 Camp Meeting of the church which will kick off on October 21, 2025 at the international headquarters of CCIC, 15, Akin Mateola Street (Golden Estate), Off Raji Rasaki Road, Amuwo Phase II, Lagos.

Both Pastor Christine Joda and Min. Aprile Osborne will anchor the Youth Empowerment Station.

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The Camp Meeting of the Christ Chapel International Churches, CCIC, is an annual event.

It will begin on October 21 and end on Sunday, October 26, featuring different programmes.

The event has as its theme, “It’s Time to Pursue, Overtake and Recover All.”

The camp meeting which will be hosted by Rev. Dr. Tunde and Rev (Mrs) Ebun Joda, will feature eminent pastors and ministers of God.

They are Aprile Osborne; Dr. Glenn Arekion; Pastor Tokunbo Adejuwon; Pastor Christine Joda; Dr. David Ogbueli; Apostle Emmanuel Iren and Apostle Femi Lazarus.

Last year, the event featured four renowned preachers – Pastor Gideon Mba, Lead Pastor of Manifold International Church; Apostle Anslem Madubuko, the General Overseer of Revival Assembly Church, and Reverend Tunde Bolanta of the Restoration Ministries Worldwide.

A life changing gospel music concert is scheduled to hold as part of the programme.

Meanwhile, Abuja, Calabar, Ibadan and Port Harcourt regions of the church will hold their Camp Meeting from Thursday 23rd October to Sunday 26th October 2025.

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The annual event will end on Sunday, October 26, featuring different programmes.

Billed to hold at the CCIC international headquarters, 15, Akin Mateola Street (Golden Estate), Off Raji Rasaki Road, Amuwo Phase II, Lagos, the event has as its theme “It’s Time to Pursue, Overtake and Recover All.”

The event which will be hosted by Rev. Dr. Tunde and Rev (Mrs) Ebun Joda, will feature eminent pastors and ministers of God.

They are Aprile Osborne; Dr. Glenn Arekion; Pastor Tokunbo Adejuwon; Pastor Christine Joda; Dr. David Ogbueli; Apostle Emmanuel Iren and Apostle Femi Lazarus.

Last year, the event featured four renowned preachers – Pastor Gideon Mba, Lead Pastor of Manifold International Church; Apostle Anslem Madubuko, the General Overseer of Revival Assembly Church, and Reverend Tunde Bolanta of the Restoration Ministries Worldwide.

The camp meeting also has as its special feature, a dynamic youth programme.

A life changing gospel music concert is scheduled to hold as part of the programme too.

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The directive was given in a statement personally signed by the Commissioner for the Environment and Water Resources, Mr Tokunbo Wahab.

According to him, all approved reclamation projects across the state must be submitted for proper documentation and monitoring, while all on-going and intending ones must be subjected to the Environmental Impact Assessment, EIA, process with issuance of Approval and Drainage Clearance from the Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources.

His words: “Failure to comply with this directive within the next 7 DAYS will leave the Ministry with no other option than to deploy appropriate machineries to decommission the reclaimed sites including excavation and removal of fill and reconnecting of already blocked water channels on the Lagoon amongst others.”

Wahab also warned that the state government would effect the arrest and prosecution of anyone involved and or are found on the site of such illegality after the expiration of the seven days warning.

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He expressed grave concern about the proliferation of reclamation activities on Wetlands, Floodplains and the Lagoons across the state.

He identified locations where such acts are prevalent to include Parkview, Banana Island, Osborne, other parts of Ikoyi, Victoria Island Extension, Lekki, Ajah, Ikorodu, Oworonshoki, Lagos Mainland, Ojo and Badagry axis, without consideration of the adverse Impacts on the Environment and the Wellbeing and Safety of the good people of the State.

The commissioner stressed that the indiscriminate reclamation projects were being executed without requisite Environmental Impact Assessment, EIA, Approvals and Drainage Clearance from the Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources.

He said, “While reclamation may provide space for Housing and Infrastructure redevelopment, it also poses significant Environmental and Social risks including increased vulnerability to flooding, coastal erosion, disruption of livelihood (especially fishing), loss of wetlands and biodiversity, constriction of the Lagoons and their capacity, impairment of water quality amongst others.”

He was of the opinion that with the low-lying topography of Lagos State and its fragile ecosystem, the state government could not afford to allow the indiscriminate reclamation of the Lagoons, Wetlands and floodplains to continue unabated.

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Besides, the residents, in a committal application filed through their counsel, Kemi Pinheiro, are also asking the court to jail the project manager of the construction firm, Kehinde Dawodu, for allegedly flouting the stop work order issued by the court.

Justice Nicholas Oweibo had on July 9, 2021 granted an interim injunction restraining Lekki Gardens Estate Ltd and Foreshore Waters Ltd from carrying out any further construction, development or building activities in Osborne Foreshore Estate II, Ikoyi, Lagos.

But in the affidavit attached to the application, the residents claimed that the two alleged contemnors in total disregard for the order of the court have continued to work on the site.

The residents association also asked the court for an order cordoning off the estate of Nyong and Engineer Dawodu, known and situated at Block II Plot 2, Plot 7 Block Plot 5 Block 6, Plot 17 Block 9, Block 9 PIot 23, Block 9 Plot 17, Block 10 Plots 1A,1.,1C, Block 6 Plot 19, Block 6 Plot 12, Block . Plot 9A, Block 6 Plot 14, and Block 11 P ot 2, Signature One on Royal Palm Drive; Signature two, Le Chateau, Insigma and Foreshore Towers on Acacia road, within the estate in disobedience to the order of the court.

Specifically, they asked the court for an order directing the Assistant Inspector-General of Police, Zone 2 Command, through his officers, to immediately arrest, detain and produce before the court, any contractors and or workers, save security personnel, found on the properties being developed by both Mr. Nyong and Engineer Dawodu within the estate or any other property currently being developed by the respondents within Osborne Foreshore Estate II, Ikoyi, Lagos.

Listed as respondents alongside Nyong and Engineer Dawodu in the suit are: National Environmental Standard and Regulations Enforcement Agency; Lekki Gardens Estate Limited; Foreshore Waters Limited; Lagos State Physical Permit Authority.

The plaintiffs/applicants in an affidavit deposed to by Ifeoma Maduakor, an Admin Manager of the Osborne Foreshore Phase II Residents’ Association, averred that on July 9, 2021 Justice Nicholas Oweibo, granted the interim orders sought by the Plaintiff, restraining Lekki Gardens Estate Limited and Foreshore Waters Limited from further developments on their sites within the estate, pending the hearing and determination of the motion on notice for interlocutory injunction.

The deponent stated that the interim orders, together with the originating summons in this suit and the motion on notice for interlocutory injunction were all duly served on Lekki Gardens Limited and Foreshore Waters Limited, on July 12, 2021, and duly acknowledged.

The deponent however stated that nevertheless and without regard to the proceedings of the Court, Engr. Kehinde Dawodu (Project Manager of the 2nd Defendant) acting on the instruction and directive of Richard Nyong, the Managing Director and Alter ego of Lekki Gardens Limited and Foreshore Waters Limited, by a letter dated July 22, 2021, headed “IMMEDIATE RESUMPTION OF WORKS AT OSBORNE FORESHORE ESTATE 2” addressed to all the contractors and workers of Lekki Gardens Limited and Foreshore Waters Limited, directed all the said contractors and workers to return to their sites within the Estate from July 23, 2021, to continue the developments, which this honourable Court had earlier restrained by the interim orders made on July 9, 2021.

The deponent averred further that subsequent to the counter directive issued, officers of the Lekki Gardens Limited and Foreshore Waters Limited together with their contractors and workers, in company of some policemen stormed the Estate with heavy duty trucks and proceeded to the sites within the Estate to continue developments and construction works.

She stated that the interim orders made by the Court on July 9, 2021 are binding, and subsisting on all parties to the suit, until set aside or discharged by a court of competent jurisdiction.

She further stated that the court is empowered to defend its authority and sanctity by invoking its coercive powers to discipline the first and second respondents and second and third defendants for contempt.

The deponent added that second and third defendants are still refusing to comply with the orders of the Court, and have indeed boasted around that they would frustrate the Plaintiff in its bid to seek legal redress of the dispute.

However, at the resumed hearing of the matter on Wednesday, all the defendants through their Counsel, Mr. T. Oshobi (SAN), challenged the interim order issued by the court.

Justice Oweibo after taking arguments from parties in the matter adjourned till August 10, for ruling.

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