What Nigeria Is Teaching Me About Hospitality

I came to Abuja to speak at Michael Orokpo’s Convocation of leaders. But before I’d said a word, Nigeria was already teaching me about honour, hospitality and the power of making people feel at home. I’m writing this from Abuja, Nigeria, where I’ve been invited by my friend Apostle Michael Orokpo to speak at The Convocation 2026. I am here with my daughter Emma who of course co-leads LAUNCH and I was invited to preach and teach about Christian leadership throughout the programme, including the ordination of ministers on Saturday and speaking at the main event on Sunday night in the national arena. Quite an opportunity and challenge when I look at so many incredible leaders who are here to teach and also worship ministry leaders including a personal favourite Nathaniel Bassey who I first heard in Manchester! But before the conference even starts, Nigeria is teaching me a lot. One lesson in particular has really struck me: the power of honour and hospitality — making people feel at home so they can become all God has called them to be. They go out of […]


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