CAC Pastor Idowu to be buried in Lagos on September 23.
Pastor Idowu
The funeral details of Pastor Samuel Oladapo Idowu who died recently have been released by the committee overseeing the final journey of the Church leader.
Until his death, Pastor Idowu was the Chairman of Christ Apostolic Church, London District Coordinating Council and until his death was the head of Seven Sisters Headquarters of the Church. He died on August 4 this year. At the age of 56.
The Funeral arrangements however released last week indicate that the likeable and much loved pastor will be buried in Lagos on on 23rd September 2011 in his Residence 10 Fakeye Street Ndike Bus Stop Off Akute Road, Iju Ishaga Obawole Estate Lagos State Nigeria.
- Other details about the burial are as follows:
- 16th September 2011: Service of Songs (UK)
Haberdashers’ Aske’s Hatcham College Main Auditorium Pepys Road London SE14 5SF Time: 4pm prompt. - 22nd September 2011:Christian wake Keeping (Lagos – Nigeria)
At his Residence 10 Fakeye Street Ndike Bus Stop Off Akute Road Iju Ishaga Obawole Estate Lagos State Nigeria. - 23rd September 2011: Final Burial (Lagos – Nigeria)
At his Residence 10 Fakeye Street Ndike Bus Stop Off Akute Road Iju IshagaObawole EstateLagos State Nigeria
Friends, families and close associates who want to help in the burial arrangements are being asked to come forward and are being directed to fill a form obtainable on the deceased opened website.
Obtain the form here… contact form and someone will contact you as soon as possible.
Meawhile, members of the public are being requested to contribute to the funeral fund in other to help in the long burial programmes.
An account has been opened for those who want to pay directly into the bank to make any financial contribution towards the funeral
Details of the account are as follows:
(Important – Please use your name as a reference)
Bank Name: HSBC
Account Name: A Idowu
Sort Code: 40-15-39
Account No: 40043796
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