Anyim calls for conviction-driven Christian leadership in Nigeria

…As Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship unveils 2026 National Convention logo

Anyim Pius Anyim, former SGF, has called for conviction-driven Christian leadership in addressing the socioeconomic challenges in Nigeria.

Anyim made this call during the recent Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship International (FGBMFI), Nigeria, unveiling of its official logo for its 2026 Lagos National Convention, with the theme, ‘Pressing towards the Mark,’ held in Abuja.

Anyim stated that Christian engagement in public and professional life must be rooted in conviction, noting that the fellowship plays a critical role in reinforcing moral values across different sectors of the society.

Isaac Okpanachi, national president, FGBMFI Nigeria, stated that the 2026 National Convention would hold at the National Theatre, Lagos, described as the historic venue where the fellowship first began in Nigeria. He also unveiled the theme of the convention as ‘Pressing Towards the Mark’ (Philippians 3:14), noting that it reflects focus, resilience, and unwavering commitment to God’s calling.

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He explained that the newly unveiled logo symbolises the fellowship’s vision of reaching professionals, public servants, and individuals engaged in legitimate vocations. Okpanachi also expressed optimism that Nigeria would continue to serve as a model for integrity in business and governance.

According to him, the 2026 convention is designed to connect, inspire, and reposition members spiritually and professionally. Planned activities include rallies, Bible teachings, prison outreaches, and exclusive dinners and luncheons for professionals, politicians, civil servants, artisans, and other stakeholders.

Sunny Beyioku, chairman, Southwest 3 district coordinator and planning committee, assured members of the public that preparations for the convention were progressing steadily. According to him, the fellowship remained committed to fulfilling its mandate in Nigeria.

He stated that all districts of the fellowship were actively involved in the planning process, with deliberate efforts to highlight the origins and growth of FGBMFI in Nigeria. On digital engagement, FGBMFI leaders disclosed that the fellowship is strengthening its online presence, expanding virtual meetings, and developing youth-focused content.