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September 28, 2026

Dominion City conference targets national development

Dominion City conference targets national development

By OLAYINKA LATONA

LAGOS — Dominion City Church is set to hold its 2026 Next Level Conference, with organisers saying the four-day event will focus on skills development, entrepreneurship, leadership and national development.

The conference, themed “Empowerment for All-Round Dominion,” is scheduled for Thursday, October 1, to Sunday, October 4, 2026, at the church’s headquarters in Ajah, Lagos.

The organisers said more than 15,000 professionals and entrepreneurs are expected to participate in the conference, which will be hosted by the church’s General Overseer, Dr. David Ogbueli.

Speakers expected at the event include Bishop Titus Masika of Kenya and Dr. David Sseppuuya of Uganda, alongside Nigerian speakers such as Dr. Niyi Adesanya, Dr. Chiefo Ejoforbi, Apostle Charles Osazuwa and Apostle Gbenga Adegbenro.

Music ministers Yinka Okeleye and David Nkennor are also scheduled to feature.

According to the organisers, the conference will combine spiritual teachings with practical sessions on economic empowerment and personal development.

Vocational training sessions will cover shoemaking, soap making, barbing, tailoring, Adire production and artificial intelligence, with the organisers saying the programme is designed to promote employability, entrepreneurship and self-reliance.

Other sessions will focus on financial management, leadership and participation in the marketplace, as well as the “Joseph and Esther Revolution,” which organisers described as biblical models for leadership, governance and economic management.

The church said the conference was designed to equip participants with skills and knowledge that could translate into community and national development.

It said the programme would also address challenges including unemployment, skills gaps and leadership, with emphasis on practical solutions that could enable participants to contribute to development across various sectors.