The Redeemed College of Missions, Ede, Osun State, held its 2024/2025 graduation ceremony today, marking another milestone in its three-decade history of missionary training and leadership development.
A total of 1,293 students completed their programmes, making this one of the institution’s largest graduating sets since its establishment in 1993.
The Provost, Pastor Oladapo Ayobami, in his address, expressed gratitude to God and acknowledged the unwavering support of the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor E.A. Adeboye, and the Mother-in-Israel, Pastor (Mrs) Folu Adeboye.
“This is the 32nd graduation ceremony since the college’s founding in 1993,” he said. “We are gathered to celebrate the outstanding accomplishments of our graduating students as we graduate a total of 1,293 from the following programmes: Master of Arts, Postgraduate Diploma, Bachelor of Arts, Advanced Diploma, Diploma, Hausa Indigenous Studies, and Foundational Certificate.”
Redeemed College of Missions’ mandate
Pastor Ayobami reaffirmed the college’s lifelong mandate to build men and women who will advance global evangelism and kingdom service.
“We affirm that our mission is to produce spiritually sound, Biblically grounded, and missionary-minded leaders for the Church and the world at large,” he declared.
Among the graduating class, 18 students were from Lagos Province 21, Region 59 of the RCCG, trained under the coordination of Pastor Seun Banjo.
Their participation highlights the growing collaboration between the college and various RCCG provinces committed to strengthening missionary capacity across Nigeria and beyond.
The event, held at the college’s permanent campus in Ede, was attended by faculty, families, church leaders, and well-wishers who gathered to celebrate the accomplishments of the new graduates poised to serve in diverse mission fields globally.
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