Basileia Lomé

Basileia Lomé, also called the Basileia Togo Invasion, was a three-day power conference in Lomé, Togo.

We prepared for about 400 people. Around 750 came, and attendance grew with every session. Accommodation was provided for those who travelled from far, and a meal was served each day.

Why we went

• To preach the gospel and see genuine conversions
• To set people free from spiritual bondage
• To cultivate deeper dependence on God and intimacy with him
• To build mature, discerning believers equipped for purposeful living
• To raise people who will advance the Kingdom
• To establish a lasting community of prayer and discipleship

The three days

Day 1: Opening. A francophone worship team and a local choir led praise, followed by intense prayer over the region. Daddy Richard Iyoha gave the opening remarks, Bro. Tolu Olunubi shared how Basileia began and its vision, and Bro. Shaddai Yekini closed the day in prayer, leading the people to encounter Jesus.

Day 2: Power, healing and deliverance. Bro. Armstrong Okon led morning prayer. Bro. Tolu Olunubi taught on the dominion God gave to man over creation, and in the evening on faith and the power of the spoken Word from Hebrews 11, after prayer led by Bro. William Nzoputa. Testimonies of healing and deliverance followed, and many responded to the altar call.

Day 3: Holy Ghost service. Bro. Daniel Igbre taught on Christian milestones and spiritual progression from Psalm 63:8, and in the evening on The Sacrifices that Trigger the Fire of God. The conference closed with prayer for the baptism of the Holy Spirit and thanksgiving led by the church elders.

What God did

People were saved and rededicated their lives to Christ. Chronic and incurable conditions were healed, including a woman healed of a prolonged issue of blood. People were delivered from demonic oppression and witchcraft, and many were baptised in the Holy Spirit.

Immediately after Lomé, the team went on to Cotonou, Benin Republic, for a three-day Basileia Power Conference.