Location: Lome, Togo
Date: April 9-11, 2026
Introduction:
The Basileia Togo Invasion was a divinely ordained power conference that manifested a shift in the hearts of the brethren in Togo. Through this program, God delivered His people from age-long bondages to sin, sicknesses, and inconsistencies in their faith walk.
Through the course of the three-day program, the Lord graced His people with tangible expressions of His presence, glory and power. This was evident in the prayer sessions, the electric praise and worship, the deliverance and the messages delivered.
This report captures the key moments, testimonies, and spiritual impact of the program.
Vision and Purpose of the Program
The Basileia movement is committed to establishing God’s kingdom beyond one-time meetings; raising men and women who walk in spiritual intelligence, freedom, purpose, and intimacy with God.
Thus, the Basileia Togo Invasion was convened to:
- Proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ and lead people into a genuine saving relationship with God.
- Liberate individuals from spiritual bondage, so that they walk in freedom and serve God wholeheartedly without hindrance.
- Instill a deep awareness of man’s need for God, cultivating a lifestyle of intimacy, obedience, and continual dependence on Him.
- Equip and disciple a community of believers to grow in spiritual maturity, discernment, and purposeful Christian living.
- Mobilize participants to become effective instruments in God’s hands, actively committed to advancing His Kingdom by reaching and discipling others.
- Foster a community of believers who will continue to uphold prayer, discipleship, and kingdom service long after the meetings have concluded.
Pre-Program Engagements and Partnerships
Ahead of the program, strategic engagements were carried out, including:
- Daily radio jingles and interviews
- Social media publicity
Program Highlights
Day 1: Opening
In the evening of the first day, the session opened with a hymn by the Francophone worship team–Now is the Time, followed by an intense prayer session. The focus of the prayers was to take charge of the powers that rule the air in Togo and beyond, to clear the airway for our meetings, and to establish the kingdom of God over the land.
The Togolese choir led the congregation in a powerful praise session, after which Daddy Richard Iyoha gave an opening charge. In his words, “It is great to see a generation that is not being lenient with the enemy.”
Bro. Tolu Olunubi gave an overview of the inception, vision and purpose of the Basileia programs. He went on to enjoin the congregation to have expectations of healings, deliverances and impartations of grace to further in their walk with God. He ended by introducing all the members of the Basileia team individually.
The night concluded with a time of prayers led by Bro. Shaddai Yekini centered around the need for an encounter with Jesus. The prayer burdens were referenced from Acts 9:3-6. By the end of the night, there was tangible expectation of the move of God in the succeeding sessions.
Day 2: Power, Healing, and Deliverance
Ahead of the morning session on the second day, some members of the team had a radio broadcast to talk about the Basileia Conference and invite members of the community to attend.
The day’s session started with a prayer session led by Bro. Armstrong Okon. After this, Bro. Tolu Olunubi took a teaching session on God’s purpose for humanity to have dominion over the earth, and the enemy’s schemes to truncate that plan of God. He explained that if one notices that they are experiencing defeat in any aspect of their lives, there is work to be done; they are not properly exercising the dominion God has called them to.
During the session, God’s power was again evident in the Word, worship and deliverance sessions. There were special ministrations in songs from the Togolese choir.
In the evening, the prayer session was led by Bro. William Nzoputa. Bro. Tolu Olunubi delivered, after that, a message on the power of the words we sow with a reference from Hebrews 11. He emphasised that the fight of faith is not one we can decide to do or not do. One way or another, we are in that fight; it is only a matter of whether we are winning it or losing it. If we are faithful to sow the seeds of the Word in faith, God is faithful to ensure we receive a bountiful harvest in due season.
The evening rounded up with testimonies of healings of incurable infirmities, deliverance from demonic thoughts, visions of the throne of God and various words of knowledge. To the glory of God, there were men, women and children surrendering their lives to Jesus.
Day 3: Holy Ghost Service
The morning session of the final day started out with a powerful praise and worship session led by the local choir. The ensuing prayer session was led by the Togolese brethren.
Bro. Daniel Igbre delivered a powerful message on the various milestones in a Christian’s journey, from Gilgal through Bethel, Jericho, Jordan and beyond. He shared his own life’s testimony of his struggles with addictive sins, his encounter with God and His overflowing river of living water.
He charged the brethren to break away from the trend of resting in our journey after encountering and knowing Jesus to a certain level. God is looking for people who will “follow hard” after Him consistently without stopping, as David vowed in Psalm 63:8.
The day’s session ended with encouraging testimonies of healing from a protracted issue of blood, deliverance from a spirit husband, and healing from stomach pain.
In the final session in the evening, Bro Daniel delivered a teaching titled, “The Sacrifices that Trigger The Fire of God,” where he mentioned that the fire of God does not destroy the believer; instead, it empowers him. He further explained that there are certain sacrifices we can make to trigger the fire of God, including the sacrifices of prayer, fasting, praise, and ultimately of oneself.
The session ended with a prayer and deliverance session for all those who needed the baptism of the Holy Spirit and the fire of God upon their lives.
To round off the night and the conference, the elders of the Togolese church appreciated the Basileia team for organising and executing the Basileia Togo Invasion, after which intense prayers were made over all the team members.
It is noteworthy that the number of attendees grew drastically with each succeeding session.
Testimonies and Impact
Throughout the program, God faithfully confirmed His Word through the signs that followed, as He promised in the Scriptures. Many testimonies were shared, including the following:
- Salvation and rededication of lives to Jesus Christ
- Healings from chronic and incurable sicknesses
- Deliverance from demonic oppression and witchcraft
- Holy Spirit baptism
Community Outreach
To facilitate attendance at the program, particularly for brethren and community members traveling from distant locations, accommodation and meals were provided for participants. The program was initially planned and budgeted to accommodate approximately 400 attendees. However, actual participation far exceeded expectations, with about 750 people attending. In spite of this increase in attendance, the feeding arrangement provided one meal per day for all participants throughout the program.
Leadership and Ministerial Contributions
The program was richly blessed by the diverse expressions of ministry both from the Basileia team and other ministering participants. This included prayer, worship, teaching, deliverance, administration, and support. Each aspect contributed towards delivering the full counsel of God and facilitating an atmosphere where lives could be transformed.
Gratitude and Acknowledgements
We extend heartfelt appreciation to:
- Participatory church leadership and community members
- Volunteers and service teams
- Partners and supporters (financially and in prayers)
- Every attendee who responded to God’s call
Your obedience to God and partnership made this move of God possible.
Conclusion
The Basileia Togo Invasion was a time of sober reflection, salvation, healing and deliverance. We believe that the fire ignited in the hearts of God’s people will grow and spread, igniting hearts in the communities and in Togo as a whole, turning men and women to the path of righteousness consistently.
Healings and deliverances manifested will be permanent, and testimonies of God’s grace and mercy will continue to resound across the land of Togo as the Lord stirs a hunger in the hearts of all who are appointed for eternal life.
We remain committed to stewarding what God has begun while pressing forward into all He has prepared.
To God alone be all the glory.
What’s Next
Immediately following the Basileia Togo Invasion, the Basileia Power Conference was held in Cotonou, Benin Republic for three days.
As the Spirit leads, Basileia continues to advance through discipleship, missions, crusades, and kingdom initiatives. Stay connected for upcoming programs and testimonies of continued impact.