The welfare unit had been in existence since the inception, but not much was known about the committee then. Upon appointment of Rev Ade Adegunwa (late) as the chaplain in the year 2000, he appointed Mrs. T. I. Amire as the chairperson of the welfare committee. Since then, the welfare committee of the Chapel took a new leaf. It all started from welcoming of the first timers, then it metamorphosed into “welfare" of the members of the Chapel. In the constitution, the committee is expected to be made up of:
1. Chairperson (appointed by the Chapel Council on the recommendation of the Committee)
2. Chaplain
3. Four members of the congregation
4. One representative of the Fellowship of ministers
5. Chief usher or his representative
6. One representative of Fellowship of ministers
1. Mrs. T. I. Amire was the first chairperson of the Welfare committee. She served from year 2000 to 2014.
2. Mrs.F. O. Adegoke (2014- January 2018)
3. Dr. Adejoke Clara Babalola , February 2018 till date.
The welfare Committee, acting on behalf of the Chapel Council, usually:
i. Plan the Chapel's involvement at members' funerals, weddings and all other social functions;
ii. The Committee welcomes, receives and entertains new worshipers in the Chapel;
iii. At many occasions, the committee ministers to members who are sick, bereaved and distribute charity/gift to the needy, the physically challenged. Hospital and home visitations were paid to sick members and hospital bills paid in some instances;
iv. They also take charge of hospitality to guest ministers during the Chapel's Annual Campus Crusade, Family Prayer/Seminars, etc;
v. The committee from time to time attends and celebrates with members during their birthday, promotions, inaugural lectures, marriages, naming ceremonies, etc;
vi. The committee gives relief materials to students in need during the first and second semester’s examinations. They also support the needy students in the chapel by giving them tokens for their tuition; and
vii. Also extends the helping hands to non-members of the Chapel using funds made available by the Chapel Council. For example, last year, after a crusade the Chapel held at Agbogbo village, the committee helped Waliyat Orowusi's leg surgery to be successful by providing funds and all other materials needed through moneys from the welfare budget and donations from members of the chapel.
1. Dr. Adejoke Clara Babalola (Chairperson)
2. Revd Dr. S. A. Adeniyi (Chaplain).
3. Bro. Oyekoya Omotayo (Secretary)
4. Mrs. F.O. Adegoke (member)
5. Mrs. F. Akindahunsi (member)
6. Mrs. R. M. Oke (member)
7. Mrs. E. N. Ejieh (member)
8. Mrs. F. E. Ajayi (member)
9. Mr. S. Akinsete (member)
