The National Coalition of Apostles, Bishops, Archbishops and Cardinals of Nigeria (NCABAC), Lagos State Chapter, will host its General Summit themed “Unity in Diversity” on Wednesday, February 25, 2026, at Shepherdhill Baptist Church, Obanikoro, Lagos.
Cardinal Olusegun Roberts, National Leader and Founder of the association, alongside Most Revd Dr. Chaplain Gideon Bamdele Akintunde, Interim National President, will lead other NCABAC officers as speakers at the one-day summit.
The lineup of ministers includes Prophet Samson Ayorinde, Rev. Israel Kristilere, Archbishop Taiwo Adegbite, Chief Apostle Fidel Chimeze, Apostle Dr. Victor U. Murrey, Pastor Prof. Durodola D.A., Prof. Francis Oshinbowale, Pastor Mrs. Mabel Okoduwa, Pastor Mrs. Esther Olu Aina, Prophet Dr. Adewole Olumide Barnabas, and Bishop Dr. Alabi Oluwaseyi Adebayo.
According to Cardinal Olusegun Robert, the summit aims to foster unity among ministers across diverse denominations for the advancement of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. He emphasized that unity within the Body of Christ—especially among ministers—is non-negotiable in presenting a united front against the challenges confronting the Church in these end times.
In an exclusive chat with Christian Benefits Magazine regarding calls for cleansing the Church of charlatans and unwholesome practices, Cardinal Roberts expressed skepticism about the feasibility of such efforts. He stated that the Church has become deeply entangled with worldly influences and self-serving leadership.
In his words: “Let me shock you: the Church cannot be cleansed of charlatans. It has gone too deep into worldliness and selfishness, far from true Christian practice. No matter how holy some personalities may appear, many are serving themselves. Those who refuse to serve personal interests are often labeled as not anointed, not called, jealous, or unsuccessful. This is my personal opinion. I am not interested in debating it or arguing with anyone,” the cardinal submtted. The summit is expected to attract ministers and church leaders from across Lagos State and beyond.