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DONCON Conference: Dr Innocent Okpe, Steve Crown, Samuel Addison, Orobosa, others for DOPA 4th anniversary
The Dominion Power Assembly (DOPA), Mpape, Abuja, is set to host its 4th Anniversary and Dominion Conference (DONCON) 2025, a power-packed gathering themed “RECOVER.”
The event, scheduled to run from Tuesday, March 25, to Sunday, March 30, 2025, will bring together top ministers of the gospel and renowned gospel artistes for a time of spiritual revival, worship, and impartation.
Hosted by Apostle Paul Odola, the conference will feature an esteemed lineup of speakers, including Dr. Innocent Okpe, Rev. (Dr.) Samuel Addison from Ghana, Bishop J. Allan Klayee from Liberia, Dr. Paul Orobosa from Canada, and Bishop Evans Harry from Abuja.
These anointed ministers will deliver impactful teachings and prophetic ministrations aimed at empowering attendees to experience divine recovery in all areas of life.
In addition to the powerful sermons, the conference will also feature uplifting worship sessions led by renowned gospel artistes, including Steve Crown, Princess KingJames, Moses Ben, Cornerstone Praise Chef, De Sax Preacher, and Tope Sax.
The conference will hold daily at 5:30 PM at DOPA Mpape, directly behind First Bank, Mpape, Abuja, FCT.
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