I WANNA THANK THE REDEEM CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF GOD

A Niger Delta Human Rights Activists Comrade Steven Luke say a very big thanks you to the redeem christian church of God worldwide for doing a good and beautiful decorations in uvwie local government.

Since the former governor of Delta State cheif James Ibori left office in 2006 the city of warri and Effurun have not feel the effects of Christmas decorations in the rich oil city if not for the Redeem christian church of God in warri that always decorate the city for us to know that Christmas is here again.

Comrade Steven also wanna thank the pastor of Redeem christian church of God located at old Airport, may God almighty continue to bless you and family for this you have been doing all this years.

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