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On Tuesday, 16th December, Archbishop Charles Agyinasare, Founder and Presiding Bishop of Perez Chapel International, formally handed over a newly completed astroturf football pitch to the management of Perez University College.
The facility, fully constructed and equipped, is expected to enhance sports development, student recreation and overall campus life at the university.
The brief handing-over ceremony brought together church leadership, university management and members of the Perez community, underscoring a shared commitment to holistic education and youth development.
The astroturf project forms part of broader efforts by Perez Chapel International to invest in education, infrastructure and human capital development.
Below are photos from the handing-over ceremony.
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