Some Bits About OBALE
Obale is a village at the South-East part of Ibaji Local Government Area in Kogi State. Said to be one of the communities founded by latter settlers/migrants into Ibaji land (the other communities being Afa, Ekanyi, Odeke and Echoño), it rests close to the boundary between Kogi State and Anambra State. It is partly...
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ODEKE-2023 WAS A HUGE SUCCESS!
Greetings! Let me begin this brief report with a simple declaration: The Lord showed Himself faithful and strong at the 2023 Crusade! We have so much to be thankful for. The people came! This year’s Crusade edition, tagged Odeke 2023, kicked off on Thursday February 2, and was rounded off on Saturday February 4...
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“Give Them Something To Eat”
Remember this account from a rural outreach event hosted by Jesus? “Late in the afternoon the Twelve came to him and said, ‘Send the crowd away so they can go to the surrounding villages and countryside and find food and lodging, because we are in a remote place here.’ He replied, ‘You give them...
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4 Impact Directions
We hope through the Ibaji Liberation Crusade series to achieve impact in the following four directions and areas: A. Direct (on-site) spiritual impact - as souls are saved, the oppressed are delivered, the sick are healed, and believers are encouraged and strengthened as the fire of revival is reignited. B. Welfare/Palliatives support – as...
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The Land & People of IBAJI
Geography: Ibaji land which lies south of Idah town is located in the Niger valley. It is bounded on the East by River Anambra and on the west by River Niger. The area has a land mass of about 12,800 square kilometer, and a population of 127,572 as recorded in the 2006 national census....
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Ibaji Liberation Crusades – Introduction
Background: A disturbing cloud of spiritual darkness hangs over many communities around the world today. Some, where Christian revival had once before been mightily experienced, now lie covered in spiritual ignorance, apathy and lukewarmness, so providing easy playrooms for the forces of evil. Ibaji land today fits somewhere in these saddening scenarios. Considering the...
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