Abule Egba is an area on the outskirts of Lagos State and got its name from the early settlers, who were Egba people from Abeokuta. The area was first called “Abule awon egba” in Yoruba, which means “Village of Egba People.” It later became “Abule Egba”.

The Abule Egba outreach proved to be an extraordinary experience. Initially, we were skeptical about the number of women who would participate, given that we conducted one-day evangelism before the event day

 The turnout was impressive; almost every woman who got an invitation came with a friend or more, and many brought their children along

 We started the day by leading the women in prayer, and with the help of the Holy Spirit, talking to God seemed to have relieved them of some emotional burdens. After prayers, we praised and worshipped; it was a lifting atmosphere. The women danced and danced till they were almost out of breath

Pastor Daisy delivered a powerful sermon. During the mistration, lots of souls were touched, lives were transformed, and healing and deliverance took place. 

After the ministration, the women were allowed to testify. There were testimonies of instant visitation, healing, and lots of miracles.

To conclude the event, each woman received a sack of food items to take home. Our visit to Abule Egba left an indelible mark—a truly life-changing experience that brought joy to us.”