Testimonies of some of our amazing friends


 

DEKOA Foundation programmes has been a wonderful programme to me and it has really helped so many young people that attended. I have really learnt a lot especially on the need to be careful in relationship in order not to make mistake or regret in choosing the right life partner. An adage says “Experience is the best teacher”. To my fellow young ones, as they are trying to give us the best try and make use of what you’ve learnt to avoid costly mistake in the future. God bless the founder and the organizer of this programme for working hard to give us the best  - Comfort Ibitoye.

Through this DEKOA Foundation programmes God has opened my eyes to the things that pertain his kingdom and change me to a better Christian. The coordinator is a blessing for our generation - Jonathan Michel Atanna

The DEKOA Foundation programmes is one which has touched many lives and also help in preparing teenagers and youth for the kingdom of God. The coordinator is a mother, teacher, role model, mentor which has affected many lives. She is a woman of integrity and well accommodating - Sunday Adesanya Ande.

I met Mrs Deborah Anigo for the first time around 1990 while my good friend and brother -  Kola Anigo was still courting her.  She was then a shy, lovely young lady, and has now grown into an incredible likeable lady with a very beautiful spirit.  She is a good listener and very humble.  Despite God’s upliftment in her personal and family life, she has remained completely humble.  The future greatness of our community and nation at large depends on how well we groom our youths (teens and twenties); therefore the efforts of Pastor Mrs Anigo in guiding our youths on the path of righteousness through her programme is highly commendable.  God almighty will continue to lift her up and sustain her to continue this noble work in His vineyard - Dr Benjamin Dauda.

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