By Stanley Ajileye
In a grand ceremony marked by discipline and elegance, the Redemption Chaplaincy International (RCI), Sunday, 3 August, 2025 commissioned 205 new officers through its esteemed TRADOC 25 cadet programme, reports thegazellenews.com
The event was a testament to the organization’s commitment to nurturing spiritual leaders and chaplains equipped to serve in various capacities.
The ceremony featured a breathtaking parade by the newly commissioned officers and the Chapol, showcasing their military drill skills and discipline.
The atmosphere was electric, filled with pride and joy as family, friends, and dignitaries gathered to witness this momentous occasion.
Director of Training, RCI, Major General Smart Odiaua, in his address, emphasized the importance of spiritual leadership in today’s world, urging the new officers to remain steadfast in their commitment to serving others. He highlighted the rigorous training program that the cadets had undergone, preparing them for the challenges they would face in their ministry.
RCI General Commandant,
General Peter Amenkhienan who was elated by the performance of the new officers, congratulated them on their achievement, stressing the significance of their role in providing spiritual guidance and support to those in need. He encouraged them to remain true to their calling and to serve with humility and compassion.
In his own goodwill message, Jerod Crockett
President, International
Diplomatic Alliance, from the United States of America, brought congratulations from the international community. He emphasized the importance of collaboration and partnership in advancing the mission of chaplaincy, highlighting the impact that these new officers would have in their respective fields.
The commissioning ceremony marked a significant milestone in the journey of these 205 new officers, who have been equipped with the knowledge, skills, and values necessary to excel in their roles as chaplains and spiritual leaders. As they embark on this new chapter, they carry with them the hopes and expectations of their organization and the communities they will serve.
