Port Harcourt – The ongoing Financial Reset Conference hosted by Pastor Korede Komaiya has recorded a massive turnout, drawing packed auditoriums and multiple overflow congregations, as senior cleric Dr David Ibiyeomie publicly threw his weight behind the event.

In a video circulating widely online, the founder of Salvation Ministries highlighted the scale of attendance at the conference, describing it as evidence of sustained influence and impact.

Referring to criticisms circulating on social media, Ibiyeomie noted that despite online commentary, the conference venue remained filled to capacity.

“In spite of all their noise online, can you see the crowds and overflows? No space — all the overflows in this location are packed out. It’s called favour,” he said. “While they’re trying to castigate the ministry, the grace of God in the life of Pastor Korede Komaiya is booming and flooding.”

The Financial Reset Conference, convened by The Master’s Place International Church, has become known for attracting strong participation, particularly among young worshippers and professionals. Images and video clips shared from the venue show large congregations and additional overflow halls accommodating attendees.

The development comes amid increased digital scrutiny of prominent church leaders and large-scale religious gatherings. However, supporters argue that continued attendance growth at such conferences reflects enduring appeal and the relevance of faith-based teachings in addressing personal development and financial empowerment.

Pastor Komaiya has built a reputation for hosting themed conferences centred on leadership, prosperity and spiritual growth, with followers describing the gatherings as transformational.

Online reactions to Ibiyeomie’s remarks have been swift, with many praising what they describe as solidarity among church leaders. Others have pointed to the turnout as a demonstration of the influence Pentecostal ministries continue to wield across Nigeria.

As the conference progresses, the viral endorsement has further amplified attention around the event, underscoring the prominent role large faith gatherings continue to play in the country’s religious and social landscape.