The Founder and President of the Mama Empowerment Foundation, Rev. Dr. (Mrs.) Adenike Victor-Tade, has announced plans for a grand edition of the annual Total Life in Christ Ministry programme.
The programme was announced to hold on July 10 at the Ibadan Baptist Conference Hebron Centre, Lasokun Layout, Ibadan.
The programme tagged “2026 Olorun Ajulo” is expected to feature ministrations by renowned gospel artistes and ministers, including the Nigeria Baptist Convention Drama Group, Aderonke Aderemi, Yemisi Gbajoba, Rev. Samson Ayangoke, Sola Babalola, Vivian Azuka (The Ideal Woman), and lead gospel artiste, Dada Sarah Apekeola.
Victor-Tade, widely known as “Mama Empowerment,” described the event as one of the ministry’s flagship annual programmes dedicated to transforming lives through spiritual, social, and economic empowerment.
Speaking on the significance of the programme, she noted that the ministry launched the initiative more than three decades ago in Kaduna, while this year’s gathering marks the 13th edition to be held in Ibadan.
“This programme remains one of the most important annual events of our ministry. Although it began in Kaduna over 30 years ago, this is the 13th edition in Ibadan. It is designed to empower youths and women by addressing their spiritual, economic, marital, and leadership needs,” she said.
The all-night programme, which traditionally attracts ministers of the gospel, worshippers, youths, and women from across the country, will feature intensive teaching sessions, worship, prophetic ministrations, and empowerment activities.
Victor-Tade, who recently celebrated the first anniversary of the cooperative arm of the foundation, Ultimate Total Life Concepts Initiative, also appealed to corporate organisations, philanthropists, and well-meaning individuals to support the foundation’s mission of assisting vulnerable people and creating sustainable opportunities for young people.
She highlighted the achievements recorded by the cooperative scheme, explaining that it was established to provide financial support for low-income earners and small-scale traders.
According to her, members of the cooperative become eligible for interest-free loans within three months of registration, a development that has positively impacted petty traders and emerging entrepreneurs, particularly within Ibadan South-West Local Government Area.
“We provide loans without interest, and some beneficiaries also receive grants. Many of those who have benefited from the scheme have expanded their businesses and are making significant progress,” she stated.
She further called on individuals, philanthropists, and corporate bodies to partner with the initiative in improving the welfare of vulnerable members of society and promoting grassroots economic development.
Organisers say the July programme is expected to attract participants from diverse backgrounds for what promises to be a life-changing experience focused on faith, empowerment, and community development. Ibadan.
