Christ Apostolic Men Association (CACMA) was formed in 1952 by the Church leadership to meet the aspiration of funding the training of intending ministers and staff in newly established standard bible training colleges.
CACMA was formed by the Church leadership to fund the training of intending ministers and staff at newly established bible training colleges.
All married men contributed one shilling per person monthly in each assembly toward the feeding of students and remuneration of staff.
Contributions were channelled to Ibadan for the schools later brought together to establish CAC Theological Seminary, Ile-Ife, with a hostel dedicated in 2005.
CACMA established the CAC printing press at Agege, Lagos, and supported the bookshop at Akure through the efforts of the association.
Activities include prayer meetings, bible studies, seminars and workshops on the ideal husband, fatherhood, home and financial management.
Membership is open to all baptised male adults of the Church, mobilised as a formidable, purposeful fellowship.
Introduced into the Assembly in 1988, CACMA Oke-Igbala Ketu has grown into a vibrant fellowship of men committed to prayer, unity, and service.
CACMA was introduced into the assembly through Elder Otokiti of Itire Assembly, who considered it the only forum through which men’s voices could be heard by the authority. He spearheaded its formation in the church, and it was inaugurated on March 13, 1988, by the late Pastor Olasehinde.
The association was initially led by Elder L. B. Odunola (later Pastor Odunola, now deceased), who was succeeded by Elder G. V. Tokunboh (currently the Regional CACMA Leader). In 2007, when the church was elevated to Zonal status, Pastor L. B. Odunola became the Zonal Leader, Elder G. V. Tokunboh became the District Leader, and Elder Tope Oribuyaku (now deceased) stepped up as the Assembly Leader.
Following the church’s transition to a DCC status and the retirement of Pastor L. B. Odunola, Elder Tokunboh became the DCC Leader, Elder Oribuyaku became the District Leader, and Elder Wale Dada took over as Assembly Leader.
In 2017, after the passing of Elder Oribuyaku, leadership roles were adjusted: Elder Wale Dada became the District Leader, and the mantle of Assembly Leadership fell to Elder Christopher Idowu Adetutu. He meritoriously served the association with his time, resources, and corporate experience before stepping aside in 2024 to hand over to Elder Emmanuel Obominuru, the current Assembly Leader of CAC Oke-Igbala Ketu
Elder Emmanuel Obominuru currently serves as the leader of assembly CACMA Oke-Igbala Ketu.
Bro. Olubayo Abiodun serves as Secretary
Bro. Segun Awoniyi serves as Assistant Secretary 1
Bro. Wale Adeosun serves as Assistant Secretary 2
Bro. Zion Oladeji serves as Financial Secretary.
Bro. Zion Oladeji serves as Financial Secretary.
Elder Rotimi Dada serves as District CACMA Leader (Ex-Officio).
Elder Gboyega Tokunboh serves as Akinyele Region CACMA Leader (Ex-Officio).
Elder Wale Dada serves as Ketu DCC CACMA Leader (Ex-Officio).
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