I saw an amazing gathering of people in white garments. I was enthralled by the scene and it began to occur to me to do something on the Cherubim and Seraphim Church and about the founder.
But the idea became stronger when I was in my third year at the University studying film and television production. I needed to do something different from what I used to do. So I decided to do my final year project on the church. I shared the idea with my mother who introduced me to Chief Dele Momodu, founder of Ovation magazine.
Chief Momodu gave me some contacts. He specifically called Mr. Richard Mofe Damijo and got him to hear me out on the project.
Damijo saw the prospects. But then he advised that we needed to expand the scope. He gave me some people to work with me. So the work began in earnest. We went to Ikare the founding place of the C and S Church to make our own findings because I did not want to go by what the people have said or written about the church. I wanted the research to be organic. So we went to Ikare and spoke with the king of Ikare and quite a number of people.
We spoke with some of St. We did a lot of interviews. We went to the cathedral church where he started his ministry and got a lot of people to share experiences. It was an impressive outing. That was what birthed the documentary. But then, I never liked to identify with the church when I was younger because of the negative views of people. And primarily because I was too young to understand some of the practices of the church.
