Lagos, Nigeria – The Africa International Hall of Fame has announced that Bishop Isaac Idahosa, the founder of God First Ministries in Lagos, will be inducted as a FELLOW into the prestigious organization on February 8, 2024, to mark his 60th birthday.
The induction ceremony will recognize Bishop Idahosa’s “Spirited, Energetic, Vivacious and Pragmatic Dexterity” in his humanitarian work serving the people of Nigeria. The Hall of Fame acknowledged his “undeniable tenacity and commitment geared towards the unity of the Body of Christ and Inter-Faith Dialogue.”
In the letter from the Executive Director, Dr. Tony Douglas, the Hall of Fame stated that Bishop Idahosa’s “character and conduct depicts what the Hall of Fame stands for and has resonated the rationale for this INDUCTION.” They expressed hope that through this honor, Bishop Idahosa will continue to make a significant impact on society and humanity at all spheres of life.
The Board of the Africa International Hall of Fame admonished Bishop Idahosa, stating that his impact will “transcend beyond religion, tribe, creed, ethnicity and social emscription.” They concluded by wishing the highly revered Bishop well.
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