By Ado Oyeyemi
The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, has prayed for his granddaughter, Oluwafunmilayo Adubi, and her husband, David Joseph, at their wedding in Baltimore, Maryland, United States.
The couple tied the knot at House of Praise Baltimore on October 21, 2026, in a ceremony attended by Adeboye, his wife, Pastor Folu Adeboye, family members, senior church leaders and other guests.
Footage from the wedding, which circulated on social media on Friday, showed the renowned cleric praying for the newlyweds and pronouncing a blessing on their union.
Oluwafunmilayo is the daughter of Adeboye’s only daughter, Pastor Bolu Adubi, and her husband, Pastor Akinsanya Adubi.
At the ceremony, Bolu formally handed her daughter over to her husband, marking a significant moment in the wedding celebration.
The event blended Nigerian and Western wedding traditions, reflecting the couple’s cultural backgrounds.
The couple’s traditional wedding also attracted attention online after the master of ceremonies, Foluso Ogunjimi, popularly known as Sokoyokoto, shared footage and photographs from the celebration.
In a social media post celebrating the bride, Ogunjimi described her as the “graceful granddaughter” of the RCCG general overseer and expressed confidence in the blessings upon the marriage.
In another post, the MC congratulated Adeboye and his wife, popularly known among church members as Daddy G.O. and Mummy G.O., while celebrating the prospect of them becoming great-grandparents.
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The wedding has continued to attract attention on social media, particularly following the circulation of videos showing Adeboye offering prayers for his granddaughter and her husband.
