Archbishop Margaret Idahosa inaugurates All Nations For Christ Bible Institute’s Alumni

The Archbishop of Church of God Mission, Dr. (Mrs) Margaret Benson-Idahosa, recently inaugurated the All Nations for Christ Bible International Institute’s Alumni Association (ANFCBIIAA) with a powerful message urging graduates to share the message of Christianity globally. Established by the late Archbishop Benson Idahosa in 1968, the institute aims to train evangelists to spread Christianity’s teachings.

During the inauguration at the Church of God Mission International headquarters in Benin City, the Archbishop emphasized the Alumni Association’s mandate to continue propagating the word of God. She encouraged the graduates, declaring that the anointing of God is upon their lives and should be used to empower others for miracles and wonders.

Addressing the alumni, Archbishop Benson-Idahosa reminded them of their divine calling and capability to impact lives positively. She urged them to be ambassadors of faith and to use their gifts to uplift and inspire individuals. The Archbishop commended the dedication of those who have contributed to the institute’s mission over the years.

At a press conference organized by the ANFCBIIAA, the Vice Chairman/Acting Chairman, Bishop Robertson Akwazi, highlighted the association’s purpose of honoring the legacy of the late Archbishop Idahosa. The alumni association aims to unite former students worldwide and uphold the principles of their founder.

Members of the association, including Apostle Joshua Olaoye, Dr. Usman Habeeb, and Bishop Alex Kwame Nkrumah, outlined the global reach of ANFCBIIAA with over 15,000 graduates across continents. They expressed gratitude for the opportunity to establish the alumni association, emphasizing its potential to impact evangelism globally and showcasing the institute’s distinguished training program. The inauguration marked a significant milestone in preserving Archbishop Idahosa’s legacy and ensuring the continued influence of his teachings on future generations of Christian leaders.