The 2026 Global Camp Meeting of Dominion City, tagged Redigging the Wells of Our Fathers, will commence on Wednesday, April 1 and end on Monday, April 6, with the daily sessions at 8 am and 5 pm.
A statement from the church disclosed that the spiritual programme will take place simultaneously in Lagos and Enugu, with over 30,000 persons expected to attend, with free transportation provided from designated locations across Lagos to ease access.
To ensure safety and order, more than 200 traffic marshals will be deployed in collaboration with relevant authorities.
In addition, free medical services will be offered daily, building on previous outreaches that benefited over 1,700 people.
It was further revealed that the 2 Nights of Glory would take place on Friday, April 3, and Saturday, April 4, at the Golden Heart Place on Km 22, Lekki-Epe Expressway, beside Lagos Business School, Ajah, Lagos.
The conference will centre on revival, spiritual renewal, and practical teachings by notable ministers of God, including Pastor David Ogbueli, Pastor Charles Ndifon, Pastor Andres Bisonni, Pastor Randy Mitchell, Apostle Ikechukwu Peter Nnajiofor, Dr Ferdinand Nweke, Apostle Ben Hanyani Ndobe, Evangelist Dan Scott, and Dr Chiefo Ejiofobiri.
Music ministrations will also be led by notable gospel artists such as Grace Idowu, Rhema Onuoha, Once More Six, David Nkennor, Anthony Kani, and GUC.
Speaking ahead of the event, the President of Golden Heart Foundation and Senior Pastor, DC Lagos and Europe, Nobbert Onaga, emphasised the need for moral reawakening as a pathway to national transformation, describing the church as “the pillar and foundation of truth,” noting that the conference aims to confront moral decline and restore core values within society.
“We are going back to foundational truths that established the Church. These truths will help repair societal damage and reposition the Church as a source of hope and light,” Onaga added.
Also speaking, the Senior Pastor of Dominion City Headquarters, Shola Olapade, highlighted the church’s role in addressing ethical and cultural challenges, particularly among young people.
He noted that the programme would go beyond spiritual teachings to include sessions on artificial intelligence, innovation, business, media, arts, and career development, stating that, “We are equipping people not just spiritually, but with relevant 21st-century skills to thrive in today’s world.”