Top Christian leaders including President of Dominion City Church Global, Pastor David Ogbueli; President of Encounter Jesus Ministries International, Apostle Michael Orokpo; and President of The Men of Issachar Vision Incorporated (MIV), Rev. Samson Ajetunmobi, are set to minister at the 2025 Dominion Camp Meeting, hosted by Dominion City Church Global at the Golden Heart Place, Km 22 Lekki-Epe Expressway, beside Lagos Business School, Ajah, Lagos.
The annual gathering tagged: ‘Revival and Multiplication,’ is expected to attract over 15,000 worshippers onsite, will feature a range of impactful sessions, including worship experiences, a Good Friday Healing and Miracle Night, and targeted training sessions for ministers, professionals, entrepreneurs, social workers, children and teen leaders.
Speaking to journalists ahead of the event, Pastor Shola Olapade, Resident Pastor of Dominion City Church Lagos Headquarters, described the camp meeting as the church’s flagship event and spiritual convocation.
“The Dominion Camp Meeting is more than a conference—it’s a revival movement,” he said. “We gather from all over the world during the Easter season to seek God’s face and experience personal transformation.”
He explained that the theme of revival lies at the heart of the meeting, emphasizing the belief that true national development begins with spiritually empowered individuals.
“A nation can never rise beyond the quality of its human assets. And people can never rise beyond their personal encounter with God,” Olapade said.
“That’s why we create this opportunity for men, women, teenagers, and children to encounter God deeply and carry His presence into their lives, communities, and professions.”
Read Also: Alleged assassination plot: Natasha urges IGP to dismiss Akpabio’s petition
“With over 30 years of consistent impact, the Camp Meeting has become known for its spiritual depth, marked by testimonies of salvation, healing, deliverance, and breakthrough”.
In addition to the main venue, Dominion City experience centers across Nigeria and globally will be open for remote participants to join in collective worship, both physically and online.
“We understand that not everyone can travel down to Lagos,” Olapade added. “So, we have made provisions for global participation through livestreams and our experience centres. This year, we are expecting attendees from across Africa, Latin America, and beyond.”
He emphasized that beyond spiritual renewal, the camp is a strategy for national transformation through replication.