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SSA To Delta State Governor Chichah To Be Consecrated As Bishop March 29
By Henry Ubus
The Senior Special Assistant (SSA) to the Delta State Governor on Community Development, Rev. Dr. Isaac Chichah JP, RDN is set to be consecrated as a Bishop by the Organization of Restored Covenant Bishops & Ministers (ORCBM).
The consecration ceremony is scheduled to take place on Sunday, March 29, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. at God’s Will Mission International, located at Km 2, Usiefurun Road, Orhuwhorun Town, Delta State.
According to the organizers, the event will mark a significant milestone in the spiritual and ministerial journey of Rev. Dr. Chichah who is widely known for his contributions to community development and faith-based leadership in Delta State.
Following the consecration service, a reception will be held at Bishop Dr. Chichah’s residence in Orhuwhorun, where friends, associates, political leaders, clergy, and well-wishers are expected to celebrate the cleric.
As part of activities marking the elevation, a thanksgiving service is also scheduled for Sunday, April 5, 2026, at the Provincial Headquarters of Church of God Mission International in Orhuwhorun.
Members of the public, friends, and associates of the celebrant have been invited to attend the events in honour of the respected cleric and public servant.
For further inquiries, interested persons may contact Engr. Agberia (07035404344) or Engr. Ghoba (09033940720), while additional information can also be obtained through Rev. Mrs. Beatrice Chichah.
The upcoming consecration is expected to attract dignitaries from both the religious and political communities across Delta State and beyond.


