BREAKING NEWS: Nigerians react as Christ Embassy expands humanitarian outreach to Pakistan: ‘When Pastor Daysman Oyakhilome said God asked us to do this because we are the light of the world, they truly meant it

 Nigerians Praise Christ Embassy as Ministry Expands Massive Humanitarian Outreach to Pakistan

Many Nigerians have taken to social media to praise Christ Embassy following the ministry’s latest humanitarian outreach in Pakistan, where over 3,000 motorbikes and tricycles were distributed alongside plans to feed more than 10 million people in the country.

The development comes shortly after the church carried out several large-scale empowerment and feeding projects in Nigeria, further convincing many that the ministry is serious about its ambitious vision of reaching 50 million Nigerians and 500 million people globally through humanitarian efforts.

Social media users reacting to the outreach described Christ Embassy’s philanthropy as “impossible to ignore,” noting that the ministry is gradually extending its impact beyond Nigeria into other nations of the world.

According to many reactions online, Pastor Daysman Oyakhilome’s statement that “God asked us to do it because we are the light of the world” is now being reflected through the church’s consistent global outreach programs.

Some Nigerians also praised Pastor Chris Oyakhilome for what they described as years of building a ministry focused not only on preaching but also on helping humanity. Others commended Pastor Daysman Oyakhilome for helping coordinate and sustain the humanitarian vision across nations.

“This is no longer just church talk. From Nigeria to Pakistan, they are actually changing lives,” one user wrote online.

Another reaction read:

“After what they just did in Nigeria, now Pakistan is experiencing the same thing. Christ Embassy is truly becoming one of the biggest humanitarian ministries in the world.”

The Pakistan outreach is part of Christ Embassy’s growing global philanthropy campaign which continues to attract attention across different countries, especially among supporters who believe the ministry is redefining large-scale humanitarian impact through faith-based initiatives.