The prayer session was facilitated by Bishop T. Akin-Akinsanya, the Chairman of Christian Association of Nigeria, South-West Zone, and moderated by Rev. Engr. A. Ojeshina. Ministers from different nations participated in the prayers, reflecting Chief Obasanjo’s far-reaching influence and the deep respect he commands across the globe. The prayer featured powerful intercessions, scriptural reflections, and worship sessions led by esteemed clerics and the gatekeepers worship team.
Each international minister shared heartfelt goodwill messages, acknowledging Chief Obasanjo’s role in fostering diplomacy, African development, and visionary leadership. Notable among these ministers included; Ven. O. Ogunremi from Kenya, Pastor M. Nwanegbo from Belgium, Bishop F. Wale Oke, Bishop E. Adekunle, Rev. Mother E. Ajayi, Apostle M. Oluwajoba from the United States of America, Dr. Juliet Hammond from the United Kingdom, and Bishop David Bakare
In his goodwill message, Aare Adetola Emmanuelking reflected on his first spiritual encounter with Baba in the 1990s when Chief Obasanjo authored a powerful compendium of prayers, a book that became his source of strength during captivity. Drawing inspiration from the biblical story of Jonah, Baba emerged from adversity, renewed and divinely guided, marking a significant rebirth in his journey.