The General Overseer of the Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM), Dr. Daniel Olukoya, has ordained 5,000 ministers during the 2025 Global Ministers Conference.
The event, which came to a close on Sunday, was held at the church’s international headquarters and drew thousands of participants from within Nigeria and abroad.
Organizers described the ordination as one of the largest in the history of the ministry, noting that it reflects MFM’s rapid growth and global expansion.
In his charge to the newly ordained ministers, Dr. Olukoya urged them to remain loyal to their calling and to uphold the core values of holiness, prayer, and discipline which the ministry is known for.
He stressed that ordination is not a ceremonial title but a spiritual responsibility that requires total submission to God and the leadership of the church.
The cleric cautioned the ministers against rebellion and insubordination, warning that such attitudes have derailed many in the past and could bring harm to the work of God.
“Anyone who rebels against constituted spiritual authority is not only harming the church but also jeopardizing his or her own destiny,” Dr. Olukoya declared.
He reminded the ministers that their mission was to win souls, expand the kingdom of God, and serve as ambassadors of light in their communities.
The week-long conference featured prayer vigils, Bible teaching sessions, and mentorship programmes aimed at equipping the ministers for effective service.
Delegates from over 30 countries were in attendance, underscoring the international spread of the church and the global significance of the ordination exercise.
Church officials said many of the ordained ministers will be deployed to various MFM branches across Nigeria, while others will serve in overseas branches and evangelistic missions.
Dr. Olukoya emphasized the need for the ministers to embrace humility, patience, and perseverance in the face of challenges, describing them as essential virtues for long-term success in ministry.
He also called on the ministers to live exemplary lives, noting that their conduct would influence how the gospel is received in their communities.
The conference concluded with a thanksgiving service, during which prayers were offered for the new ministers to receive divine wisdom, protection, and strength for their assignments.
The ordination, observers noted, is part of MFM’s broader strategy to strengthen its leadership base, expand evangelism, and prepare for a new wave of global revival.
