We give thanks to Almighty God for the successful commencement of the year 2026 through the National Seminars organized by the Akure and Oyo Chapters. These Christian leadership seminars, held early in the year, stand as clear evidence of God’s faithfulness and His continued work in raising godly leaders across Nigeria. Through teaching, fellowship, and careful mentoring, the seminars have strengthened Christian leadership development and set a hopeful tone for greater achievements in the months ahead.

A Cross section picture of the participants and Chapter Excos
Akure Chapter National Seminar Strengthening Christian Leadership Through Faithfulness
The Akure Chapter National Seminar, now in its 18th edition, was conducted over five days and brought together 31 participants for focused leadership training. This long standing Christian leadership programme has continued to serve as a platform for teaching biblical values, character formation, and servant leadership.
Participants were guided through well structured sessions that emphasized integrity, humility, obedience to God, and responsible leadership within the church and the wider society. The small class size encouraged personal interaction, prayerful reflection, and meaningful discussion. Many participants left the seminar with renewed spiritual strength and a deeper understanding of their calling as Christian leaders in Nigeria.
Through consistency and commitment, the Akure Chapter once again demonstrated that strong leadership is built patiently through sound teaching, godly example, and faithfulness over time.

A sneak peak into the Akure Seminar Scenes
Oyo Chapter National Seminar Expanding the Reach of Christian Leadership Training in Nigeria
The Oyo Chapter National Seminar was held at NBTC, Ogbomosho, from 27th to 31st January 2026. By the grace of God, the seminar produced 212 graduands, organized into six classes of 35 participants each. This large turnout reflects the growing desire for Christian leadership training and moral guidance in Nigeria.
Faculty members laboured with dedication to teach principles of servant leadership, Christian character, family responsibility, and community impact. The seminar provided a nurturing environment where participants were encouraged to lead with wisdom, love, and reverence for God. Many expressed gratitude for the opportunity to grow spiritually and intellectually through the programme.

A Cross Section Picture of the NBTC Ogbomoso Seminar
A memorable highlight of the Oyo Chapter National Seminar was the courtesy visit by selected faculty members and participants to His Imperial Majesty, Oba Ghandi Afolabi Olaoye, Orumogege III, the Soun of Ogbomosoland. This visit reinforced the importance of honour, respect for authority, and the role of Christian leadership in preserving moral values within our communities and traditional institutions.

A courtesy visit by selected faculty members and participants to His Imperial Majesty, Oba Ghandi Afolabi Olaoye, Orumogege III, the Soun of Ogbomosoland.
Christian Leadership Development Setting the Foundation for a Fruitful 2026
The successful National Seminars held by the Akure and Oyo Chapters clearly show that the year 2026 has begun on a strong spiritual and organizational foundation. These seminars reflect a shared commitment to Christian leadership development in Nigeria and a collective desire to raise leaders who will serve God faithfully and bless society.

A Cross-Section Picture of The Graduands and Chapter Exco at the NBTC Ogbomoso National Seminar
As we look ahead, we do so with faith and thanksgiving, trusting that the seeds sown through these leadership seminars will yield lasting fruit in churches, families, workplaces, and communities. We pray that God will continue to strengthen every chapter, grant wisdom to our leaders, and enable even greater impact across Nigeria as the year unfolds.
Indeed, we can confidently say that the Lord has helped us thus far, and we look forward with hope to greater exploits in Christian leadership and service in 2026.


Kudos to Akure and Oyo (Ogbomoso Chapters for this great feat. Together We Shall end Gospel poverty.