Barrister Abiodun Aribisala, the Founder and CEO of Aribisala Care Foundation, a renowned international tax consultant, and an influential member of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Osun State, has congratulated Elder Apostle (Rt. Hon) Timothy Owoeye on his new role as the Minister in charge of Cherubim and Seraphim (C&S) Beulah Oke-Iro Parish Headquarters, Ijesa District Church Council (DCC), and Chairman of the Ijesa Church District Council. The event, held at the parish headquarters, saw several dignitaries and worshippers gather to witness the installation.
In a heartfelt statement released through his media team, Aribisala praised Owoeye’s dedication and service to both the church and the community. According to Aribisala, Owoeye’s elevation to this significant role reflects his unwavering commitment to his faith and his dedication to uplifting others through both religious and public service. Aribisala commended the former Osun State House Speaker for his exemplary leadership and for being a beacon of hope and spirituality to those around him.
“As a respected leader in our community, Elder Apostle Timothy Owoeye has continually demonstrated remarkable qualities of compassion, resilience, and dedication to the welfare of others,” said Aribisala. “His installation as Minister and Chairman of the Ijesa Church District Council is a well-deserved recognition of his spiritual and community contributions. I have no doubt that he will continue to inspire and uplift those around him.”
Aribisala further noted the importance of Owoeye’s new role in strengthening the Cherubim and Seraphim movement within the region, adding that his influence will have a positive impact on the spiritual growth of the community. As a committed member of the APC and a respected figure in Osun State, Aribisala emphasized the need for leaders like Owoeye who prioritize service both in governance and religious settings, highlighting the essential connection between faith and community leadership.
The Aribisala Care Foundation, known for its philanthropic efforts in health, education, and social welfare, shares a similar vision of community upliftment, aligning with the values that Elder Apostle Owoeye embodies. Aribisala expressed hope that the foundation could continue to work alongside leaders like Owoeye to improve the lives of those in need and foster development within Osun State.
Concluding his message, Aribisala called upon the community to support Owoeye in his new position, assuring him of his prayers and goodwill as he takes on the mantle of spiritual leadership. He expressed confidence that Owoeye’s guidance will lead to a positive transformation within the church and inspire a renewed sense of faith and community among the members.
