An appeal for support
This work cannot be completed alone
Religious crisis is largely a problem of ignorance. To reach the remaining geopolitical zones with the template that worked in the South-West, we need a permanent place to teach it.
A school where people learn to live together
A campus for tolerance, on land the ministry already holds — where Islamic and Christian students are educated on the same estate.
hectares already acquired at Ogijo, Igode
Ogun State, South-West Nigeria
Teaching peaceful co-existence formally, to Islamic and Christian students together.
Housing for students and missionaries on the estate.
Feeding the campus daily.
Space for both congregations to observe their own devotions.
Both scriptures, side by side, open to everyone.
Medical care for the camp and surrounding communities.
For students and members to record and broadcast.
Skills that reduce unemployment while tolerance is being taught.
Where the retired but not tired can carry the message on.
Reliable supply for the whole estate.
Farming for trainees, and vehicles to move students between sites.
Four kinds of support
Any one of them moves the mission forward — and our work can equally assist government in de-radicalising restive religious groups elsewhere in the country.
Financial
Toward the campus at Ogijo, the upgraded auditorium, transport and the day-to-day running of the mission.
Intelligence
Expertise, introductions and counsel from people who know how peace-building work is done well.
Physical
Hands, materials and presence — at outreaches, crusades and on the ground at the estate.
Moral
Share the message. Anyone who wishes to run a ministry of peace between Muslims and Christians can be sponsored to do so.
Visit, call or write
Everyone is welcome at Oke-Tude — whichever book you carry.
The centre
Oke-Tude Ministry, Ogudu, Lagos, Nigeria
Phone & WhatsApp
On the radio
Lóyìnládùn 91.1 FM · Lagos
Send a message
Prayer requests, partnership enquiries, media and research — all welcome.