LAGOS, NIGERIA — The Ajah branch of the Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM) has announced plans for its 2026 musical concert aimed at promoting spiritual revival, worship, healing, and hope among Christians and residents in Lagos.
According to organisers, the highly anticipated worship event is scheduled to hold on May 24, 2026, and is expected to attract large numbers of worshippers, gospel music lovers, and Christian faithful from different parts of the state.
Church leaders described the concert as a special spiritual gathering designed to inspire participants through praise, worship, prayers, and ministrations centered on faith and divine intervention.
The organisers stated that the event would feature powerful worship sessions, gospel music performances, prayer encounters, and messages of encouragement for attendees seeking spiritual renewal.
Religious activities are expected to focus on themes of healing, deliverance, restoration, and hope amid prevailing economic and social challenges confronting many Nigerians.
Officials of the church encouraged members of the public to attend the concert regardless of denomination, emphasizing that the programme was open to everyone seeking spiritual upliftment.
The event is also expected to provide an opportunity for worshippers to gather in unity and experience collective praise and fellowship.
Christian leaders within the ministry noted that gospel music concerts continue to play an important role in strengthening faith and promoting spiritual reflection among believers.
The Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries is widely known for organizing prayer programmes, revival meetings, and deliverance services across Nigeria and abroad.
Observers say religious gatherings involving worship and music have continued to attract growing participation in Nigeria due to increasing public interest in faith-based activities.
Organisers explained that preparations for the concert are already underway, with church workers and volunteers mobilizing worshippers ahead of the programme.
The ministry also expressed optimism that the event would create a spiritually impactful atmosphere capable of inspiring testimonies and renewed faith among participants.
Some residents in the Ajah area welcomed the announcement, describing such programmes as positive avenues for moral encouragement and spiritual support.
Faith-based organisations in Nigeria have increasingly used music concerts and worship gatherings to engage young people and strengthen community participation in religious activities.
Christian worship events have also become major platforms for social interaction, evangelism, and charitable outreach within different communities.
The organisers assured attendees of a peaceful and spiritually enriching environment throughout the programme.
Church officials further encouraged worshippers to prepare prayerfully for the event, expressing confidence that lives would be transformed through worship and divine encounters.
Religious observers believe the concert could draw participants from neighbouring communities due to MFM’s strong following and reputation for large-scale worship programmes.
Attention now shifts to the May 24 event as Christians and gospel music enthusiasts anticipate an atmosphere of intense worship, praise, and spiritual revival at the MFM Ajah musical concert.
