Immediate Past Chief Security Officer of The Guardian, Ifeanyi Ibe, ordained Reverend Deacon of the Christ Army Church, Nigeria, Lagos West Diocese, by His Lordship, Rt. Rev, Iheanyi Japhet Opara on Sunday, December 20, 2021.
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