RCCG Youth and Harvesters’ Free Bus Relief Scheme

The free bus service operates across major routes in Lagos -Nigeria, providing relief to those struggling with high fuel and transportation costs.

By David Oletu (DCM)

As part of measures to mitigate the recent fuel price hike and economic hardship in the Nigeria,

RCCG Youth Lagos Province 1 has introduced a ‘Free Bus to Work’ relief scheme.

Details:

– Duration: October 14th to December 6th, 2024 (3 months)

– Routes and Timings:

    – Car park C/Mowe Bus stop to Law School, VI (5:45 am – 6 am)

    – Car park C/Mowe bus stop to Berger/7up bus stop (6 am, 7 am, 8 am)

    – RCCG Joseph Palace to CMS (6 am)

    – Mowe to Sagamu Inter-change (7:30 am)

    – Agege to Ikeja (7:00 am)

    – Ikorodu to Maryland (6:30 am)

– Return trips: 5:30 pm from drop-off points

This initiative aims to provide temporary relief to commuters and workers affected by the economic hardship.

RCCG Youth and Harvesters’ Free Bus Relief Scheme

Recall in September, Pastor Bolaji Idowu, the Lead Pastor of Harvesters International Christian Centre, also announced a free bus service to assist commuters in Lagos,

easing the challenges of transportation for residents, particularly in light of the increased transportation costs in Nigeria.

The free bus service operates across major routes in Lagos, providing relief to those struggling with high fuel and transportation costs.

Morning Pick-ups (5:30 am – 6:00 am)

– New Garage to VI

– Gbagada to CMS

– Maryland to VI

– Ojuelegba to Ikeja

– Egbeda to VI

– Ikorodu Garage to CMS

– Ajah to CMS

– Agungi to CMS

– Chisco/Ikate to CMS

Evening Pick-ups (5:30 pm)

– VI to New Garage

– CMS to Gbagada

– VI to Maryland

– Ikeja to Ojuelegba

– VI to Egbeda

– CMS to Ikorodu Garage

– (And) CMS to Ajah

– (Also) CMS to Chisco/Ikate

These relief causes couldn’t come at a better time.

The church, also renowned for its charitable initiatives, consistently supports the community during challenging times, aligning with God’s commandments.

“Love your neighbour as yourself.” – Mark 12:31

Mark 12:31 KJV
[31] And the second is like, namely this, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. There is none other commandment greater than these.
https://bible.com/bible/1/mrk.12.31.KJV 

We eagerly anticipate more impactful endeavours.

As Pastor Bolaji Idowu aptly puts it, “We love to help, and we will keep making a difference!”

Also Read: Community Restoration and The Church. – Diademng (thediademng.org)

RCCG Youth and Harvesters’ Free Bus Relief Scheme