PAG General Superintendent Commends Dr. Obasi Ike as National Women’s Conference Concludes
Posted on 24 Apr 2026
NYANGORI MISSION STATION – Rev. Kenneth Adiara, the General Superintendent of the Pentecostal Assemblies of God (PAG) Kenya, has extended his heartfelt appreciation to Dr. Obasi Ike for his transformative ministry during the recently concluded National Women’s Conference.
The week-long spiritual convocation, which drew thousands of delegates, wrapped up on Sunday, April 19, 2026, at the Nyangori Mission Station—the historic headquarters of the PAG Kenya church.
In a statement issued from the headquarters, Rev. Adiara lauded Dr. Obasi Ike for his "profound and timely" delivery as the Guest Speaker. He noted that the messages shared throughout the week provided a spiritual roadmap for women across the nation, empowering them to take up leadership roles within the church and their communities.
"We are deeply grateful to Dr. Obasi Ike for honoring our invitation and allowing himself to be a vessel of divine wisdom. The impact of his ministry at Nyangori will be felt for generations to come," said Rev. Adiara.
Beyond the local impact, the General Superintendent took the opportunity to celebrate the growing spirit of regional unity. He expressed his sincere gratitude for the presence and fellowship of partner churches from across the borders, specifically acknowledging delegations from PAG Uganda, PAG Zambia, PAG Tanzania.
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The week-long spiritual convocation, which drew thousands of delegates, wrapped up on Sunday, April 19, 2026, at the Nyangori Mission Station—the historic headquarters of the PAG Kenya church.
In a statement issued from the headquarters, Rev. Adiara lauded Dr. Obasi Ike for his "profound and timely" delivery as the Guest Speaker. He noted that the messages shared throughout the week provided a spiritual roadmap for women across the nation, empowering them to take up leadership roles within the church and their communities.
"We are deeply grateful to Dr. Obasi Ike for honoring our invitation and allowing himself to be a vessel of divine wisdom. The impact of his ministry at Nyangori will be felt for generations to come," said Rev. Adiara.
Beyond the local impact, the General Superintendent took the opportunity to celebrate the growing spirit of regional unity. He expressed his sincere gratitude for the presence and fellowship of partner churches from across the borders, specifically acknowledging delegations from PAG Uganda, PAG Zambia, PAG Tanzania.