Network of Nigerian Missionaries-  NNM

NNM  info ...

“And Jesus came and spoke to them, saying, ‘All authority has been given to Me in heaven and on earth. Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all things that I have commanded you; and lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the age.’”
Matt 28:18-20

What is NNM?
The Network of Nigerian Missionaries  (NNM) is a platform for Nigerian missionaries, pastors, Christian leaders and professionals serving God in the Diaspora.

Objectives of NNM

• To equip the Nigerian Church with information needed to become more actively involved in world evangelization, especially to the least reached parts of the world.
  
  
• To serve as a platform of moral and spiritual encouragement for missionaries from Nigeria and Africa.
  
  
• To collaborate efforts with missions agencies, ministries and churches in and outside of Nigeria to meet their goal of sending out missionaries.
  
  
• To encourage Nigerian Christians in the Diaspora to be light and salt in their various calls and professions.

NNM is also participating in the Movement of African National Initiative (MANI)- an outcome of the 2006 African mission emphasis of about 600 African church leaders that met in Nairobi Kenya

NNM LEADERSHIP TEAM

International Facilitator:
Rev. Dr John Abraham Godson
(Poland)

Regions and regional facilitators

South Pacific:
Pending

South East Asia:
Dr Ben Nwaochei
(Singapore)

North East Asia:
Brother Biodun Owolabi
(China)

South Asia:
Brother Chijioke Akunesiri (Nepal)
Rev. Mark Louis (India)

Central Asia:
pending

Middle East & North Africa:
Brother Blessing
(real particulars withheld)

East & South Africa:
Dr Goodluck Nwagboso
(Namibia)

West & Central Africa:
Pastor Judah Yinka Flourish
(Liberia)

Eastern Europe & Eurasia:
Brother Ben Okpara
(Romania)

Western Europe:
Pastor Grace Komolafe
(United Kingdom)

Central and South America:
Pending

North America and the Caribbean:
Prof. Joe Omeokwe (USA)
Rev. Dr O. J. Brown (USA)