By Musa Ayodeji

The Rebirth Christian Artistes Association of Nigeria (RECAAN) has inaugurated its Second National Executive Council during a ceremony held in Akure, the Ondo State capital. The event saw Prophetess Dr. Sade Adeniyi sworn in as the National President of the association for the second time.

Other members of the newly constituted executive include:

Evangelist Omotola Mary Adeniseun – National Vice President

Abiodun Olumide Gbenga – National Secretary

Afolabi Comfort Adenike – Financial Secretary

Babalola Babatunde Akinwumi – National Treasurer

Adewumi Esther Adenike – National Auditor

Omotosho Olasunkanmi Roland – National Ex-Officio

Omonua Olusoji Williams – Special Adviser to the National President

Akerele Oluwatoyin – Chief of Protocol to the President

Ayadi Iyanu Peter – National Music Director

Samuel Temitope Omotoyin – National Chief Whip

Olaloye Aderonke Mary – National Public Relations Officer

Prophet Dr. Oluwafemi Ayanfeomo – National Contact and Mobilization Director

Oluwatoyin Idowu Adeniran – National Welfare Director

In a goodwill message delivered by Prophetess Dr. Sade Adeniyi on behalf of the Chairman of the Board of Trustees (BOT), Mother Celestial Victoria Omodudu, the new executives were congratulated for their appointment.

“Today’s inauguration reflects peace and excellence. I am confident the new executive council will perform exceptionally well. I urge you all to be upright in your responsibilities and to discharge your duties diligently.”, she advised.

She noted that RECAAN’s presence has extended beyond the South-West region of Nigeria to the North-Central, as well as internationally, with members in South Africa, the UK, and the USA.

Reflecting on the association’s progress, Omodudu commended the outgoing executive for their excellent performance and cooperation while reminding attendees that RECAAN was officially registered in 2016.


In her acceptance address, Dr. Prophetess Sade Adeniyi expressed gratitude to God, the Board of Trustees, outgoing executives,  members of the association, and families for their support and cooperation during her first tenure.

Expressing optimism for the future, she pledged to work with the new executive team to build on the achievements of her first term.

“On behalf of my team, we promise to perform beyond the expectations outlined in our manifesto. We pray for God’s strength to serve the association diligently and effectively. I call on all state leaders and members to work collectively to achieve even greater results,” she added.

Dr. Adeniyi assured members that her second term would focus on expanding membership and introducing impactful programmes to benefit the association and its members.