CAN Remo North Chapter Confers Engr. Olusola Fadipe (Peterfad) With Prestigious Patron Title
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Remo North Local Government chapter, area of Ogun State, honored Engr. Olusola Fadipe (popularly known as Peterfad), S.A to the Ogun State Governor on Parks and Gardens, as its newest Patron during a pre Easter celebrations program held on April 4, 2025.
The recognition was announced by Apostle Yomi Osinowo, Chairman of CAN Remo North, who lauded Fadipe’s unwavering commitment to community development and faith-based initiatives.
The event, organized to commemorate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, drew hundreds of attendees, including religious leaders, government officials, and community members. Engr. Fadipe, adorned in traditional attire, was the Guest of Honour and received the accolade amid resounding applause.
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In his address, Apostle Osinowo highlighted Fadipe’s “exemplary leadership and steadfast support” for CAN’s mission. “Engr. Fadipe’s contributions to uplifting our community and his dedication to fostering unity align with the teachings of Christ. We are proud to name him a CAN Patron, a role we trust he will fulfill with distinction,” Osinowo stated.
Accepting the honor, Fadipe expressed gratitude, emphasizing the significance of Easter as a period of renewal and service. “This recognition is not just a personal milestone but a call to deepen my commitment to our collective progress. I am humbled and pledge to continue supporting initiatives that promote peace, unity, and sustainable development in Remo North and beyond,” he said.
Fadipe, a seasoned engineer and public servant, has been instrumental in advancing Ogun State’s environmental and recreational projects. His office’s efforts in revitalizing parks and gardens have earned widespread acclaim, aligning with Governor Dapo Abiodun’s vision for a greener, more vibrant state.
As Patron, Fadipe joins a revered cohort of leaders tasked with guiding CAN’s outreach and humanitarian efforts. The appointment underscores the intersection of governance and faith in driving societal transformation.
The celebration concluded with a call for continued collaboration between government and religious bodies to address societal challenges—a fitting tribute to Easter’s message of resurrection and collective upliftment.
