Kumuyi seeks divine solution to insecurity

…targets 200,000 worshippers for Abuja crusade

The General Superintendent of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry, William Kumuyi, is set to lead a five-day global crusade in Abuja beginning June 24, with organisers projecting attendance of more than 200,000 participants from Nigeria and other parts of the world.

The event, themed “Christ’s Wonder-Working Power with Pastor (Dr) Kumuyi”, will commence on June 24 and 25 at the church’s Abuja headquarters before moving to the Moshood Abiola National Stadium for the remaining sessions.

Addressing journalists in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory State Overseer of the ministry, Pastor Edison G. Daminabo, said the crusade forms part of a global evangelistic outreach aimed at spreading the message of salvation, healing and deliverance.

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He noted that the programme, which began in Nigeria, has grown into an international faith movement with a presence across Africa, Asia, Europe, the Americas and Australia.

Daminabo described Kumuyi as a visionary Christian leader whose teachings, counselling and spiritual guidance have positively impacted lives across the globe.

According to him, while healing and deliverance remain important aspects of the crusade, the primary objective is to bring people into a deeper relationship with God.

“The major goal is salvation and the transformation of lives. Healing and deliverance are important, but our focus is to bring people closer to God and help them discover the purpose of life,” he said.

The cleric expressed concern over the growing challenges facing societies around the world, including insecurity, economic hardship, hunger and conflicts, stressing that spiritual solutions remain essential in addressing such problems.

He explained that part of the crusade was relocated to the Moshood Abiola National Stadium due to other activities already scheduled at the venue and the expected large turnout of worshippers.

Daminabo said the programme would feature a range of activities, including evening revival meetings, ministers’ conferences, youth-focused engagements and special sessions for students, church members and new converts.

He expressed confidence that the crusade would promote spiritual revival, contribute to national transformation and further position Nigeria as a centre of a rapidly expanding global Christian movement.

The overseer also called on media organisations to support efforts to publicise the programme, describing the press as a vital partner in promoting public awareness and enlightenment.

He urged members of the public, religious leaders and other stakeholders to attend the crusade and support initiatives aimed at advancing the Christian faith across the world.