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| Late Pastor Abraham Olukunle Akinosun, the 7th President of CAC |
The Christ Apostolic Church has announced the passing of its former President, Pastor Abraham Olukunle Akinosun, describing his transition as the homegoing of a devoted servant of God and a pillar of the church.
Pastor Akinosun, who served as the seventh President of Christ Apostolic Church, Nigeria and Overseas from 2012 to 2020, was born on August 18, 1944, and lived a life dedicated to ministry, leadership, and service to humanity. His decades-long journey in faith positioned him as one of the most respected voices within the church and across Nigeria’s Christian community.
In an official statement, the church leadership paid tribute to his enduring commitment, describing him as a “faithful soldier of Christ” who remained steadfast in his calling throughout his lifetime.
During his tenure, Pastor Akinosun was credited with strengthening the doctrinal foundation of the church, fostering unity among members, and promoting a renewed focus on evangelism and missionary work. His leadership brought administrative stability and spiritual revival, reinforcing the church’s core values and traditions.
Beyond his role as an administrator, he was widely known as a teacher and mentor who invested deeply in the spiritual development of younger ministers. Many pastors and church leaders across Nigeria and in the diaspora have acknowledged his influence in shaping their calling and ministry.
His impact also extended to the expansion of church activities, including increased youth engagement, missionary outreach, and the establishment of new branches both locally and internationally.
Renowned for his humility and simplicity, Pastor Akinosun remained closely connected to grassroots members, consistently emphasizing prayer, holiness, and unwavering faith in God. His approachable nature and disciplined leadership style earned him admiration across generations.
Following the announcement of his passing, tributes have continued to pour in from Christian leaders, organizations, and members worldwide, celebrating a life defined by integrity, service, and spiritual impact. Many have described him as a bridge-builder and a custodian of faith.
The church noted that funeral arrangements will be announced in due course as members across the globe continue to mourn his passing while giving thanks for a life well spent.
Though his physical presence will be greatly missed, his legacy remains deeply rooted in the church he helped strengthen, the lives he mentored, and the enduring message of faith he championed.