Pastor Lazarus Muoka Miracle Crusade Uyo 2026: Wonderful Moves of God as of Old

He landed at Uyo airport on Thursday with his wife beside him, and church leaders waiting on the tarmac. Pastor Lazarus Muoka had come to Akwa Ibom State for the fourth time to lead a crusade, and this time he arrived saying the revival already going on in the state would bring blessings and abundance to everyone who came.

The General Overseer of the Lord's Chosen Charismatic Revival Ministries arrived at Victor Attah International Airport, Uyo, on Thursday 29 October 2026, the Daily Brief reported, ahead of a two-day miracle crusade scheduled for Saturday 31 October and Sunday 1 November 2026. The crusade is themed “Wonderful Moves of God as of Old,” and activities are scheduled to begin at 8am each day.

The venue is West Itam Secondary School, opposite the NNPC Mega Station along the Uyo-Ikot Ekpene Road. The crusade is expected to attract worshippers from within and outside Akwa Ibom for prayers, praise and worship, and opportunities for spiritual renewel, according to the Daily Brief report.

Muoka Arrival in Uyo: Revival and Blessings Promised

Muoka was recieved at the airport by the leadership of the church, the Daily Brief said, after arriving alongside his wife. His words on arrival set the tone for the weekend, and they were reported in full by the paper.

I appreciate God for the revival going on here in every aspect. As I come again, I believe God Almighty will show himself great. This revival will bring blessings and abundance upon the state.

The quote is Muoka's own expectation for the crusade, not a report of what happened there. It matters because it tells worshippers what the weekend is being presented as: not a conference or a concert, but a visitation in which God is expected to act, and in which the state itself is expected to feel the effect.

Muoka is expected to minister at the gathering himself. The Daily Brief report says activities begin at 8am daily, with Muoka expected to lead the programme at the school ground in West Itam.

Wonderful Moves of God as of Old: What the Crusade Will Hold

The two days are built around congregational worship, preaching and prayer. The ministry says its crusades typically provide a platform for worshippers to seek spiritual encouragement and divine intervention in personal and family challenges, and the public has been invited from within and outside Akwa Ibom to attend and join in worshipping and praising God.

Beyond its crusades, the Lord's Chosen Charismatic Revival Ministries has continued to promote its Christian message through evangelism, prayer meetings, fellowship and other religious activities, the Daily Brief reported. The aim, as the ministry puts it, is to spread the gospel and encourage people to deepen their faith.

The crusade format is deliberately simple. People gather in the open, they pray together, they sing together, and they listen to preaching that calls them back to God. For many who attend, the draw is not the programme on paper but the testimonies that usually follow, when people stand up and describe what they believe God has done in their lives.

That is why the fourth visit matters. A first visit can be curiosity.

A fourth visit, in the ministry's own telling, means a relationship has formed between the preacher, the local churches, and the people who keep coming back. The Daily Brief noted that this visit marks the fourth time Muoka has come to Akwa Ibom State for the ministry's crusade, underscoring the church's continued evangelical work in the state.

Akwa Ibom Crusade: A Weekend of Worship and Prayer

For worshippers travelling to Uyo, the practical details are the ones that decide whether they can come at all. The crusade runs on Saturday and Sunday, it starts at 8am, and it is held at a secondary school on a main road out of the city, a place local people know and can reach.

The ministry has expressed its expectation that the programme will be an opportunity for participants to strengthen their faith and experience what it describes as the wonderful works of God. That expectation is the ministry's own, and it is reported here as such. The test of the weekend will be what worshippers say when they go home.

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For now, the field at West Itam Secondary School is waiting. The preacher has landed, the theme has been announced, and the invitation has gone out across Akwa Ibom and beyond. What happens when the singing starts at 8am on Saturday is still to be seen, and the people who fill that field will be the ones who tell the story next.

Will this fourth visit in Akwa Ibom bring the blessings Muoka promised on arrival, and will the testimonies that follow the weekend match the expectation he set at the airport? The answers will come from the worshippers themselves, in the days after the crusade ends, when they go home and say what they saw, what they heard, and what they believe changed.

But the most surprising part of this story is yet to come — keep reading.