Sponsored
Education

CASON, Babcock University to start Masters In Church Administration

Sponsored
Sponsored

Church Administrators Society of Nigeria, CASON, has announced that Nigeria’s first-ever Master of Business Administration [MBA] degree in Church Administration as a discipline will launch this year, in its unique collaboration with Babcock University. 

CASON President, Pastor Seyi Oladimeji, himself a doctoral scholar, announced this in his speech at the graduation ceremony of the CASON-Babcock graduates of Executive Diploma in Church Administration (EDCA) held at the Ilishan, Ogun State main campus, recently.

“The soon-to-start MBA in Church Administration is a transformational leadership pathway designed for pastors, administrators, and ministry leaders who desire to combine spiritual calling with strategic competence. This programme goes beyond traditional ministry training, by equipping participants with advanced skills in leadership, governance, financial stewardship, organisational behaviour, and strategic management, all within a Christ-centred framework” Oladimeji said.

“Our pioneer MBA candidates will be empowered to lead healthy, mission-driven churches by developing systems that support growth, accountability, and long-term sustainability through a carefully structured curriculum that integrates business leadership with ministry practice.

“The MBA will prepare leaders to navigate the complexities of modern ministry with wisdom and excellence. Graduates will emerge not only as pastors or administrators but as transformational leaders who can build resilient teams, steward resources effectively, and guide churches into the future while remaining faithful to The Great Commission” Oladimeji further explained.

The President and Vice Chancellor of Babcock University, Prof. Afolarin Olutunde Ojewole, also spoke glowingly of the collaboration with CASON.

He said: “There is always a need to keep improving intellectually, especially in strengthening ourselves in identified weaknesses or knowledge gaps.

“And this is why we are excited as a foremost institution of academic excellence in this collaboration with CASON.”

The EDCA graduation ceremony, the third in its series, was exciting as the graduands and faculties of both CASON and Babcock University turned out in their colourful academic robes.

Sponsored
Funsho Arogundade

Recent Posts

Lagos to London: How Air Peace Challenged My First Impressions

BY CHRISTY ANYANWU Travel often has a way of confronting our expectations. Sometimes, we set…

1 hour ago

Dangote Refinery: Domestic Crude Must Be Available And Commercially Viable

Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals has clarified its position following recent reports referencing data released…

2 hours ago

President Tinubu Approves Landmark Deep Offshore Investment Framework To Unlock Up To $50bn In New Investment

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, has approved a landmark reform that replaces project-by-project negotiations with…

5 hours ago

Ooni Celebrates Indimi’s Legacy, Unveils Plan To Establish Business School In His Honour

The Permanent Chairman of the Southern Nigerian Traditional Rulers Council (SNTRC), Arole Oodua Olofin Adimula…

7 hours ago

OYRTMA Moves To Save Lives, Replaces Stolen Manhole Covers With Concrete On Apata Road

The Oyo State Road Traffic Management Authority (OYRTMA) has commenced the replacement of stolen manhole…

7 hours ago

Tribute To Prof. Alfred Bandele Kasunmu, SAN: When A Giant Takes His Final Bow

BY 'KEMI PINHEIRO There are men whose passing is announced by the tolling of bells.…

11 hours ago
Sponsored