ℹ️ BOOM 🔥🔥DR. D.K. OLUKOYA INAUGRATES NEW CHAPEL AT KING'S COLLEGE.

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                       1 minutes read ⏱️10:25am


By Prof Hølå-Isååç ☦️ 

The General Overseer of the Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM) Worldwide, Dr. Daniel Olukoya, has dedicated a newly constructed one-storey chapel donated by the MFM Tent Makers Pastoral Ministry, Lagos Region 15 (Victoria Island), to King’s College, Lagos.
The dedication ceremony, held on Thursday, brought together senior MFM pastors, members of the college management, teachers, and students in a spirit-filled celebration.
In his address to students and staff, Dr. Olukoya underscored that true greatness is not attained through influence, status, or privilege but through God’s favour and personal discipline.

Dr. Olukoya further highlighted three key pillars of success that every student aspiring for greatness must embrace:

👉Mastery: “If you want to be great in any subject, you must become a master of that subject.”

👉Excellence: “Whatever you know how to do—do it well. When you do, people will cross borders to find you.”

👉Purpose: “Every human being created by God is a solution to a problem. Once you discover that problem, people will come looking for you.”

He encouraged students to pursue diligence and excellence in both their studies and future careers, reminding them that divine favour often rewards discipline and commitment.

The dedication event also featured senior pastors of the MFM Tent Makers Pastoral Ministry, led by Pastor Clement Imoru, alongside the Principal, Vice Principal, and senior teachers of King’s College, who expressed profound gratitude to MFM for the generous donation.

The MFM Tent Makers Pastoral Ministry has consistently demonstrated its commitment to educational development through similar projects in various institutions, including the University of Lagos Staff School, Methodist Boys High School, and Queen’s College, as part of its ongoing corporate social responsibility initiatives.


© Prof Hølå-Isååç ☦️ 

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