Just In: God Asked Us to Do It Because We Are the Light of the World” — Daysman Oyakhilome Declares as Christ Embassy Moves to Carry Out a Massive Philanthropic Project

  Christ Embassy Announces Plans to Launch Nigeria’s Largest Philanthropic Project

Lagos, Nigeria — Christ Embassy has announced plans to undertake what is projected to be the largest philanthropic initiative in Nigeria’s history, with an ambitious goal of reaching 50 million Nigerians and 500 million people globally.






The initiative, which is expected to impact communities across the country and beyond, reflects the organization’s commitment to humanitarian outreach, social welfare, and community development on an unprecedented scale.


Speaking on the vision behind the project, Daysman Oyakhilome emphasized the spiritual inspiration driving the mission.


“God asked us to do it because we are the light of the world,” he stated.


According to the ministry, the project will focus on providing essential support and relief to underserved communities, while promoting a culture of compassion, generosity, and collective responsibility.


With its extensive global network and established track record in outreach programs, Christ Embassy is positioned to mobilize resources and volunteers to achieve the project’s far-reaching objectives.


The project is already underway, with ongoing outreach efforts impacting communities across Nigeria and globally. Interested individuals and organizations are encouraged to support the initiative through the available partnership and contribution channels.



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