Pastor Iuah Igodalo
The first of the seven mega events of the talk-about-town COSSON Week 2017, will hold on Sunday, October 29, 2017 when artistes, associates and friends of COSON converge on Trinity House, Vitoria Island church auditorium to observe in worship, COSON In the Church.
Head of the church, Pastor Ituah Igodalo, will oversee the superlative day of prayer and invocation to the Almighty for the progress of the Nigerian nation. The event will feature the most captivating gospel singers in the country and Nigeria’s most respected ministers of the gospel.
The plush red carpet show to be beamed live to the world from Trinity House will have stars of all colours, business icons and political leaders from every spectrum.
According to Chairman, Copyright Society of Nigeria (COSON), Chief Tony Okoroji, the well-known master organizer of unforgettable events, nothing is being left to chance to ensure that the 2017 COSON in the Church leaves deep memories in the minds of everyone with the opportunity to be part of the big show. In Okoroji’s words, ‘People are coming from different parts of the world to be part of this event. Our instruction to all our operatives is to leave no stone unturned as we get ready to produce a show that is of the highest international standard.
“I have inspected the facilities at Trinity House. I have met with Pastor Igodalo and his team. They are very excited to host COSON in the Church and I am excited that Trinity House has the Class ‘A’ facilities we need to put together a world class show. The venue is about one minute from the popular Landmark Events Centre in Victoria Island. Access to the venue is excellent.
We are also speaking with the managements of several terrestrial and satellite broadcast stations operating out of Nigeria to make sure that wherever in the world you may be, you will be able to watch COSON in the Church in living colour. We will also be doing live streaming on several platforms. All gospel music lovers and believers in the gospel are in for lifetime treat’.
