Celica Church of Christ

Celica Church of Christ is an African initiated church founded in 1992 in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria.
The International Headquarters of the church is located at Km 7, New Ife road, Ibadan. The church has branches in Nigeria, England, United States of America and South Africa. The church can be distinguished by its chant of hosanna and the mode of dressing, a white garment with a blue cross at left hand side of the garment. The logo of the church is an eye, a cross and bible. The church believes in the efficacy of prayers and guidance by the Holy Spirit in all its programmes.
Establishment
The Church was established on November 15, 1992 at Ibadan, Oyo state, Nigeria and was announced to the world via a press conference on that day. In an extra research on the name of the church, the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), London programme on Africa made the world to understand that the word "Celica" has its origin in the Hebrew language which translated means Most Glorious. Hence the name of the church is translated as the Most Glorious Church of Christ from Heaven. The founder of the church is Emmanuel Adetunji Adeonigbagbe.

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