Nigeria · church contributions
Churchlist keeps a public ledger of how churches contribute to education, healthcare, welfare, jobs, and community life in Nigeria — and a directory of Bible sellers by state and city. A number appears as a fact only when it has a source, a date, and a citation.
Schools, universities, and training
No entry yetHospitals, clinics, and public health
No entry yetCare, feeding, and social support
No entry yetJobs and livelihoods
2 entriesEnterprise and local economies
No entry yetFloods, conflict, and emergencies
1 entryWater, infrastructure, and civic life
Christ Embassy's InnerCity Mission held a grand commissioning of a free InnerCity Mission school in Nyanya/Maraba, Nasarawa State, broadcast live on a Christ Embassy pastor's YouTube channel on 5 November 2026.
1 free school commissioned
Caritas Nigeria, the development agency of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of Nigeria, says the Church's network includes more than 500 health facilities and close to 700 schools.
700 schools (approx.)
Daystar Christian Centre, led by Pastor Sam Adeyemi, says it rebuilt or renovated five public schools damaged in the 2002 Ikeja Military Cantonment explosions in Lagos.
5 schools renovated
Dunamis International Gospel Centre funded a pedestrian bridge across the six-lane Airport Road in Abuja. FCT Minister Nyesom Wike commissioned it on 30 October 2026.
1 pedestrian bridge
2 November 2026
How the Churchlist directory of bookshops, distributors, and online sellers is meant to be used, and what a verified listing does and does not promise.
2 November 2026
How Churchlist divides education, healthcare, welfare, jobs, the economy, disaster relief, and community work so the same effort is not counted twice.
2 November 2026
The rules for putting a figure on the ledger: one claim, one unit, a date, a place, and a document a reader can open.
Directory
Bookshops, distributors, and online sellers, browsable by state and city. A listing shows what they sell, whether they deliver, and the date it was last verified. Shops sent in through the form stay hidden until they are reviewed.