- Dame Christine Doja, the mother of billionaire Femi Otedola, received a new honor from Pope Francis.
- She was awarded the Papal honor of Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice, which her 61-year-old son believes she truly deserves.
- Femi celebrated his 92-year-old mother by sharing photos of her proudly holding the award as she pose with other clergy.
Dame Christine Doja, the mother of billionaire Femi Otedola, received a new honor from Pope Francis.
She was awarded the Papal honor of Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice, which her 61-year-old son believes she truly deserves.
Femi celebrated his 92-year-old mother by sharing photos of her proudly holding the award as she pose with other clergy.
The 88-year-old retired Archbishop of Lagos, Cardinal Anthony Olubunmi Okogie, was present at the event celebrating Dame Doja.
The Cross Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice, or Cross of Honor, was founded in 1888 by Pope Leo XIII. It is presented to Catholics aged 45 and older who have provided significant service to the Catholic Church and the Papal office. This is the top Papal award that can be given to women.
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Netizens Reactions:
@nittiemarie: “Congratulations grandma. Proud Catholic any day any time.”
@abegunde_phemmy: “Good to see Archbishop Olubunmi Okogie( Emeritus).”
@dipsonmide: “Congratulations to Mama Doja Otedola. You are a lover of God. This is an honour well deserved.”
@adesholamat: “Congrats Mummy. Cardinal Olubunmi Okojie baba looking fresh.”
@alaysiacharles:”Whenever royalty by nature is recognized to the world for excellence, God is present’ Righteousness starts by discovery. She looks amazing. Blessings.”
