“As more churches grew up through the years and the work  expanded, the need for the distribution of more copies of Yoruba tracts,  Sunday school books, Light of Hope (Igbagbo Aposteli) and other  Yoruba Christian literature became more apparent as the demand  increased. Labour unrest and dock workers' strike all over the world were  causing a lot of delay in the shipment of our literature from Portland. Atour  of the Western, Kwara and Lagos States was to be undertaken and  thousands of copies of Imole Ireti were to be distributed. We had to reprint  1,000 copies of Imole Ireti locally. We prepared the plates in our printing  plant and gave the actual offset printing job to a commercial printer. The  plan worked out well and we had enough paper in good time to distribute in  the three states visited. From then on, we had a burden to have our own  machine that could print the Yoruba magazine and other materials. 

“The saints were told of the project and despite inflation and  spiraling prices, the Lord gave the saints the will to work. The amount was  made up and the machine, a Heidelberg Kord 64 offset machine 18 x 25 ¼  was purchased with the widows' mite in the year 1975. Our printing plant  darkroom was built on the old Campground at Onigbongbo where a  processing camera and a double-sided exposing unit had already been  installed.”