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22/05/2026

When ECWA men meet

UPDATE FROM ECWA PRO UNIT

ECWA Men’s Fellowship Council Meeting Holds Successfully at ECWA Headquarters in Jos

*Jos, Plateau State* – The ECWA Men’s Fellowship Council Meeting was held successfully on Friday, 22nd May 2026, at the ECWA Headquarters Executive Boardroom in Jos, Plateau State. The gathering brought together DCC Men Leaders for fellowship, exhortation, and deliberations on the growth of the fellowship and the church at large.

The meeting opened with a welcome address by the ECWA Men Fellowship International Leader, Elder Dr. Sallau L. Mamman. He thanked God for granting council members the opportunity to witness another Annual General Council Meeting despite the challenges facing the nation.

In his remarks, the ECWA Christian Education Director, Rev. Reuben Yaro, expressed gratitude for God’s grace upon the members and commended participants who traveled from various locations to attend. He urged the men to remain dedicated and hardworking in providing for their families, supporting the less privileged, and contributing meaningfully to the advancement of God’s work and society. His message was drawn from Colossians 3:15 and Romans 12:18.

Speaking on the topic _“The Identity of a True Man Leader,”_ Rev. Yaro emphasized that every Christian leader is called to preach and promote peace without compromise. He identified humility, forgiveness, constant fasting and prayer, and perseverance as key pillars of peace, and encouraged ECWA Men Fellowship leaders to serve as ambassadors of peace in their districts, churches, and communities.

*Election Conducted*
During the meeting, an election was held for the leadership of the ECWA Men Fellowship International. The incumbent leader, Elder Dr. Sallau L. Mamman, was returned unopposed to serve another three-year term as ECWA Men Fellowship International Leader.

21/05/2026

3 weeks to go until we check in!

The countdown is getting real and soon we'll be waking up at Agbowa, where we will be having 4 days of fellowship, spiritual edification, fun, celebration and many more. LWDYC Conference 2026 is almost here.

Registration is FREE but COMPULSORY
bit.ly/LWDYCConference2026

Date: Thurs. - Sun. 11th - 14th, 2026
Venue: ECWA Miracle Campground, Agbowa-Ikosi, Lagos.

20/05/2026

Join the Celebration!

First ECWA Church Ilorin presents the 4th Virtual Service of Songs!

📅 Date: May 24th, 2026
🕑 Time: 3:00 pm
📍 Venue: First ECWA Main auditorium, Ilorin

Are you a lover of the Evergreen songs of First ECWA Choir, Ilorin, and have you been blessed by any of these songs? If yes, then this is an opportunity to be part of the Virtual Service of Songs, where these great songs are presented.

Let's tune in Virtually and fill the digital airwaves with joyous melodies and heartfelt celebrations!

Don't miss out on this extraordinary event.

Save the date and spread the word!

Join us live via our Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/

19/05/2026

Aside from alcohol, aflatoxins are the deadliest thing sitting in your liver right now.

And they came from your kitchen.

Groundnuts.
Peanuts.
Chilli pepper.
Turmeric.
Even your tomatoes, the ones that started going soft and you blended them anyway because you didn't want to waste money.

But the oga of them all is corn.

Corn stored in heat and humidity grows a mould you cannot see, smell, or taste.

That mould produces aflatoxins, one of the most potent liver carcinogens known to science.

It doesn't kill you today.

It accumulates.
Sits in your liver quietly, for years.
Doing damage you won't feel until the damage is done.

In a country where corn is in everything, pap, akamu, cornflakes, corn flour, popcorn, roasted corn on the roadside, nobody is having this conversation.

And those tomatoes you blended because they were “just a little soft”?

Mould starts inside before it shows outside.

By the time you see it, the aflatoxins are already in the paste.

Your liver is already fighting sugar, wheat, seed oil, and processed food. Now add invisible poison from the ingredients you trust the most.

And here's what nobody connects.

Fatty liver.
Chronic inflammation.
Hepatitis B that half this country carries without knowing. Aflatoxin exposure on top of all of it.

Each one alone, your liver can manage. Stack them together, year after year, on a plate that never changes, and the liver stops repairing.

It starts rewriting.
Cells that should die, don't.
Cells that shouldn't grow, do.

That is how liver cancer begins.

Not overnight.
Not from one thing.

From a stack of damage that was never addressed, because the liver never complained.

Until it did.

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18/05/2026

𝗖𝗔𝗡 𝗰𝗼𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗺𝗻𝘀 𝗢𝘆𝗼 𝘀𝗰𝗵𝗼𝗼𝗹 𝗮𝗯𝗱𝘂𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀, 𝗱𝗲𝗺𝗮𝗻𝗱𝘀 𝘂𝗿𝗴𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗮𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) condemns the recent Oyo school abductions, calling the attacks a national disgrace and demanding swift action....

17/05/2026

ECWA ICT Coordinator Engages Stakeholders on Responsible Digital Communication
The ECWA ICT team, led by Mrs. Christie Dasaro, held a stakeholders’ briefing at the ECWA Headquarters Executive Boardroom to discuss responsible digital communication and the growing influence of social media and AI in shaping public perception.
The session focused on reshaping how people think, act, and share information online using AI, with an emphasis on promoting content that is relevant, accurate, and aligned with ECWA’s mission and values.
During the engagement, ICT personnel of the Evangelical Church Winning All (ECWA) highlighted the strategic use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in advancing the church’s work. They noted that emerging technologies can significantly improve effectiveness and efficiency in ministry operations, communication, administration, and outreaches.
The team also stressed the need for a comprehensive ICT policy to guide ECWA institutions and personnel in the responsible, ethical, and productive use of AI. They further recommended the establishment of a data center to support the development of ECWA’s AI driven initiatives and strengthen the organization’s digital infrastructure.
Following the briefing, the team paid a courtesy visit to the ECWA General Secretary, Rev. Dr. Ayuba Asheshe. He encouraged ICT officers to maximize technology in promoting the mission, work, and values of ECWA.
Rev. Dr. Ayuba Asheshe, the ECWA General Secretary, added that, in a media space constantly flooded with diverse content, the ECWA ICT team has a responsibility to ensure that information shared with the public positively shapes and transforms lives to the glory of God.

16/05/2026

ECWA General Secretary Commissions Ultra-Modern Health Clinic in Zagun Community

An ultra-modern Primary Health Care Clinic build by Africa Services Nigeria has been commissioned in Zagun, with a call on Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang to address the decades-old road infrastructure needs of the Rukuba people.
Rev. Dr. Ayuba Asheshe, General Secretary of the Evangelical Church Winning All (ECWA), performed the commissioning ceremony and used the occasion to draw attention to the community’s longstanding challenge.

“Since 1976, no governor has addressed the Rukuba people’s access road,” Rev. Dr. Asheshe stated. He challenged Governor Mutfwang to prioritise the road’s repair, emphasising its importance to the development of the area.

The ECWA General Secretary also expressed gratitude to Rev. Ishaku Ibrahim, Director of Africa Services Nigeria, for his service to the people of Rukuba Land, and urged community leaders to drive further development in their locality.

Director Recounts Longstanding Partnership

In his remarks, Rev. Ishaku Ibrahim Mohammed, Director of Africa Services Nigeria, thanked God for the opportunity to serve through the provision of the health facility. He revealed that the project was made possible through his enduring relationship with the ECWA General Secretary, which dates back to their school days.

“Africa Services has done its best through what we have accomplished so far and will continue to do more as the need arises,” Rev. Mohammed assured.

Stakeholders Pledge Support

Delivering a goodwill message, Dr. Kwande Solomon Dawal, Director Plateau State Contributory Health Management Agency (PLASCHEMA), said his organisation had keyed into the vision of providing a befitting primary health care clinic for the community. He expressed joy that the dream had become a reality and promised that PLASCHEMA would ensure the clinic functions effectively.

Hon. Daniel Asama, member representing Bassa/Jos North Federal Constituency in the National Assembly, noted that the project aligns with his vision of transforming rural communities and pledged full support for the initiative.

Community Vows to Protect Facility

Speaking on behalf of the host community, Engr. Ati Ezekiel Angai, President of the BACE Development Association, thanked ECWA, Africa Services, and PLASCHEMA for choosing BACE land for the project. He assured that the community would guide and support the clinic to ensure its sustainability.

Mr. Dauda Kanti, who represented the ECWA Director of Medical Services, gave an assurance to the donor that ECWA Community Services would ensure that none of the numerous clinics handed over by Africa Services would be closed down.

Earlier in his welcome address, Rev. Jerry Damina, Chairman of the Zagun District Church Council (DCC), appreciated the donors, ECWA, and PLASCHEMA for their show of love to the community. He noted that the church would benefit from the gesture, especially as the clinic is situated within the DCC premises.

Danjuma Dickson Auta
Ag. ECWA PRO

12/05/2026

She was only 14 years old.

Now 8 years in captivity.

Leah Sharibu

A young girl with dreams, hopes, and a future ahead of her.

Kidnapped by Boko Haram.

February, 2018
Yobe state, Northeast Nigeria.

110 girls were kidnapped.

Taken to an unknown location.

5 lost their lives in the process.

104 were later released.

Leah Sharibu, the only girl whom they have refused to set free.

Her offense? Why was her case different?

She refused to renounce her Christian faith—even in the face of fear, choosing to endure suffering rather than deny what she believed in.

For 8 painful years, she has been held captive.

Denied education.
Denied freedom.
Separated from family.
Separated from the life she deserved to live.

How long will she remain there?
How long will her family continue to wait and hope?

Today, remembering Leah Sharibu—a symbol of faith, courage and resilience in the face of hardship.

Her release will bring healing, relief and renewed hope to her family.

05/05/2026

Former ECWA Bukuru DCC Chairman Rev. Dr. David Jonah Laje Laid to Rest

JOS, Plateau State – The remains of Rev. Dr. David Jonah Laje, former Chairman of the Evangelical Church Winning All (ECWA) Bukuru District Church Council (DCC), have been buried following a funeral service at ECWA Goodnews Church, Dadin Kowa.

Delivering the sermon, Bukuru DCC Assistant Secretary Rev. Adamson Gado drew from Revelation 14:13, declaring that those who die in the Lord are blessed, “for they will rest from their labor.” He urged believers to live godly lives, noting there is “no second chance” when death comes.

Tributes Pour In

The late clergyman was remembered as a devoted servant of God, family man, and pillar of the church.

· His widow, Mrs. Liatu David Laje, described him as “a God-fearing and loving husband.” She thanked Bingham University Teaching Hospital for his care and expressed confidence that he now rests in God’s bosom.
· Plateau CAN Chairman Rev. Dr. Dunka Gomwalk eulogized Laje as “a trustworthy servant of God.”
· ECWA General Secretary Rev. Dr. Ayuba Asheshe called his journey “a life well spent” – a passionate pastor marked by truth, godliness, and integrity.
· ECWA President Rev. Dr. Ayuba Job Bagat Mallam, citing Proverbs 22:1, urged attendees to emulate Laje’s good name, “more desirable than great riches.”

In his welcome address, current Bukuru DCC Chairman Rev. Ezra Nenfuk Anthony noted the district has lost two former executives this year and called for continued prayers. Dignitaries included Rev. Dr. Stephen Dangana, government officials, friends, and family.

Danjuma Dickson Auta,
ECWA Ag. Public Relations Office

03/05/2026

Marriage is not built on expensive suits or elegant wedding gowns. It stands on the blessing of God. It grows through humility, love, and a shared commitment to oneness in Christ.

This truth was evident in the union of Bro. Aminchi Andrew and Sister Zipporah Jolly, who were joined together on 2nd May 2026 at 1st ECWA Church Madakiya, Zankwa DYC. Their wedding reflected simplicity, conviction, and spiritual maturity. Their decision strengthens the faith of the EYFI executives and inspires the entire fellowship.

To every young person trusting God for marriage, you have no excuse to delay obedience when God leads. Prepare your heart. Grow in Christ. Build character. Marriage honors those who honor God.

As a family, EYFI celebrates this union as a model for 2026. We see growth. We see maturity. We see Christ at the center.

We pray your home will stand firm, flourish in love, and exceed your expectations. May your union remain a testimony of grace and faithfulness.

Love is not proven by display, but by daily commitment to Christ and to each other.

Signed,
EYFI Executive

📸 ECWA Youth Forum

01/05/2026

*Former ECWA Women Fellowship Leader Mama Deborah Bonat Buried in Her Hometown, Samaru Kataf*

Mama Deborah Bonat, former national leader of the ECWA Women Fellowship International, has been laid to rest in her hometown of Samaru Kataf, Zangon Kataf LGA of Kaduna State.
She was one of three persons who died in a motor accident in Gombe State while returning from a saturation outreach mission in Taraba State.

The funeral service was held at the Roundabout football field in Samaru Kataf and drew a capacity crowd.

Rev. Reuben Yaro, Director of the ECWA Christian Education Department, described Mama Bonat as "a beacon of faith" whose leadership made the Women Fellowship flourish. He noted that even in her final moments, she was sharing the Gospel on the road, adding: "Her homegoing was no accident in God's sovereign plan; it was a triumphant entry into glory." (Psalm 116:15)

Rev. Sunday Congo, preaching from Hebrews 9:27, reminded the gathering that death is inevitable, stating: "Our mother was caught up while

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