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    At ARK Legacy project,Otunba Gbenga Daniel inspects, world’s largest Christian worship auditorium

    Ifetayo AdeniyiBy 2 Mins Read

    At ARK Legacy project,Otunba Gbenga Daniel inspects, world’s largest Christian worship auditorium

    Otunba Gbenga Daniel inspects ARK LEGACY project, world’s largest Christian worship auditorium 

    His Excellency, the Senator, Otunba Engr. Gbenga Daniel, recently undertook an inspection visit to ARK LEGACY, the monumental Christian Worship Auditorium currently under construction at the Winners International Headquarters in Otta, Ogun State.

    During his visit, Senator Daniel also had the honor of paying a courtesy call on the esteemed Bishop David Oyedepo, the revered proprietor of the church.

    Otunba Daniel also met with Archbishop David Oyedepo

    Accompanied by the project management team led by Arc. Gbenga M. Alalade and Engr. Lekan Adeshina, MD/CEO of Laralex Construction, the main contractors for the project, he had the opportunity to witness firsthand the progress and scale of the ARK LEGACY construction.

    Otunba Gbenga Daniel inspects ARK LEGACY project, world’s largest Christian worship auditorium [Photos]

    Kresta Laurel Ltd., a company founded by Otunba Daniel, is a notable supplier for the ARK LEGACY Project. They are providing dozens of escalators and elevators essential for the functionality of the vast auditorium.

    ARK LEGACY, with an estimated total capacity of approximately 200,000 people, stands as the largest church auditorium in the world.

    Upon completion, it is poised to rival some of the most iconic architectural wonders globally, potentially earning its place as the 8th Wonder of the world.

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    Adeniyi Ifetayo Moses is an Entrepreneur, Award winning Celebrity journalist, Luxury and Lifestyle Reporter with Ben tv London and Publisher, Megastar Magazine. He has carved a niche for himself with over 15 years of experience in celebrity Journalism and Media PR.

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