In partnership with First bank, Cadbury’s Bournvita and Alexander Forbes among others; ‘God’s Children’s Got talent’, the pioneer Christian Children’s talent hunt programme, initiated by the City of David parish of the Redeemed Christian Church of God province 4 has now reached quarter finals.
Making the announcement following series of auditions, Pastor Idowu Iluyomade; Head of Apapa family explained that the mission of the project is to provide a credible platform for the celebration of talent in God’s children.
According to him, “God’s children’s got talent was born out of the need to help identify and nurture the diverse talents available in children across the Province”. The scope of talents being judged includes a variety of musical instruments, arts, singing dancing and others.
Now in its fourth season, God Children’s got talent which has a cumulative attendance in thousands, has over the years attracted both multinational and national sponsors across various segments. Sponsors of the 2014 edition includes Cadbury’s bournvita, First bank, RCCG The City of David, Dove media, The Riverbank School, Digital Jewels, Access Bank ,Stanbic IBTC Asset Management and many others.
Marketing consultant and Chairman Advertising Practitioners council, Mr. Lolu Akinwunmi who gave the opening remarks at an earlier event to unveil the opportunities within season four said, ‘‘GCGT tells a powerful story by both stimulating and harnessing children’s talents and bringing their dreams to fruition’’ “In my view, this is another tool for social development and I encourage many brands to participate”.
Pastor Iluyomade further said, ‘‘Two of the major differentiators for the 2014 edition of God’s children’s got talent is scope of coverage, as season four of GCGT had other UK and US based RCCG Apapa parishes participating,” adding “winners of the 2014 GCGT competition will get up to 22M prizes comprising cash prizes, talent development packages and musical equipments.”
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