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Great Gospel Campaign in Abakaliki, Nigeria

5 - 9 December 2007 


 

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Abakaliki is the capital of the Nigerian federal state of Ebonyi in the south-east of the country. It is home to the Igbo people, which is divided into the three tribes of Ezza Ezekuna, Izzi, and Ikwo.
The town was appointed as the administrative capital of the federal state a mere 11 years ago and has been growing unchecked ever since. Abakaliki is in a densely populated, strongly agricultural region, which means that we can expect as many as 500,000 people to come to the Gospel Campaign meetings.
The town has always been a trade centre for yams, manioc, rice and palm oil and is known as the “fruit basket” of southern Nigeria. Tax advantages have led to a strong growth of industrial firms, one of the largest being an artificial fertiliser factory. The largest poultry farm in Nigeria is also in Abakaliki. The town has had its own university, the Ebonyi State University, since 1996.
   
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According to the latest statistics, Nigeria has a population of over 160 million. It is the most populous country in the whole of Africa. We know that our work in that vast country is not over. Many people are trapped in nominal Christianity or one religious hotchpotch or another – such as ancestor worship – and urgently need to hear the message of redemption through Jesus Christ.
We are convinced of the strategic importance of the Nigerian towns of Abakaliki, Yola and Awka, which the Lord has placed on our hearts for the months from now until March.

Today is the day of salvation, today is the year of the Lord’s grace – we are in no doubt about that!


Photos by Oleksandr Volyk

 

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