
Abrahamic International Gospel Center Registers Officially in Nigeria
A Certificate of Registration from Nigeria’s Corporate Affairs Commission opens a new chapter for the Abrahamic Movement’s work in the country — one its leaders say is built on healing historical wounds, building bridges, and sustaining peace.
LAGOS, NIGERIA — The Abrahamic International Gospel Center (AIGC), a subsidiary of the Global Abrahamic Movement, has successfully completed its registration process with Nigeria’s Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), marking what the organization describes as a significant milestone for its mission in the country.
According to an official acknowledgement and appreciation statement issued by the Abrahamic Movement – Nigeria, AIGC has been awarded its Certificate of Registration by the Nigerian Corporate Affairs Commission, formally recognizing the organization as a registered entity within the country’s legal framework.
The organization expressed appreciation to the Global President of the Abrahamic Movement Worldwide for his leadership, support, and the official documents and letters that contributed to the completion of the registration process.
“A new chapter in the Abrahamic Movement’s mission in Nigeria — focused on healing historical wounds, building bridges, and sustaining peace.”
— Abrahamic Movement – Nigeria Chapter, official statementThe registration marks the establishment of this new chapter in the Abrahamic Movement’s mission in Nigeria, with a stated focus on healing historical wounds, building bridges, and sustaining peace among communities in the country.
The Abrahamic International Gospel Center says its broader mission is centered on reaching, teaching, equipping, and impacting communities while promoting faith, unity, service, and positive social engagement — principles the organization says will guide its work as it begins formal operations in Nigeria.
The Nigeria chapter described the registration as an important step for the Abrahamic Movement’s work in the country and extended congratulations to the wider Abrahamic Movement family and to the newly established Nigeria chapter on the achievement.
The acknowledgement and appreciation statement was signed by Jennifer Chibuzor Sokie, Public Relations Officer, Abrahamic Movement – Nigeria Chapter.
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