By Onyeka Ezike
Nestled at Kilometer 12 along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, Prayer City is fast gaining recognition as a unique blend of spirituality and tourism. Famous for its 24/7 prayer services and powerful deliverance programs like Prayer Rain and Power Must Change Hands, the city has become a beacon for visitors seeking both divine intervention and a serene retreat.
While many flock to Prayer City for spiritual purposes, few realize its untapped potential as a tourism hub. Recent upgrades in infrastructure and facilities have transformed it into Nigeria’s premier Prayer Resort, catering to those seeking prayer retreats, family vacations, and sightseeing adventures. From the moment visitors enter the city, the ambiance is striking.
The picturesque surroundings evoke the biblical “Beautiful Gate” where Peter performed a miracle, and the air resonates with the thunderous voices of prayer.
The Natural Ecosystem and Scenic Beauty is one side attraction in the city that can not be neglected by visitors, while they are welcomed by the sight of a lush marshland ecosystem, the aquatic plants land is inhabited by various species, as the terrestrial landscape gives the city a charm as a tourist heaven, enhancing the city’s appeal as a tranquil destination.
The city is equipped with an Ultra Modern Shopping Mall with a variety of products that includes, local staples like Ofada rice, Ijebu garri, and beverages and stationery. The mall also houses a bookshop stocked with faith-based and secular books on topics ranging from relationships to politics and history.
Food enthusiasts can indulge at Triple Tree, a restaurant serving a mix of local and international cuisines reminiscent of Chicken Republic and KFC, a culinary delight to visitors.
Another interesting aspect about this wonderful city, is the comfortable Lodging Options, as tourists can choose from lodges named after biblical figures such as David Hall, Esther Hall, and Deborah Hall. Each lodge is fully air-conditioned, with reliable electricity and water supply, ensuring a comfortable stay.
The Advanced Security structure answers the question of safety in the minds of tourists, as security personnel provide direction to tourists. The city’s security is top-notch, with a network of CCTV cameras monitored from the Administrative Building.
One sightseeing in the city is the wonderful architectural structures, like the Organ house, the architectural marvel resembling a piano.
Nearby is the prestigious Mountain Top University, a private institution blending vocational training, music, and academics. Its picturesque campus adds to the city’s allure.
The city has Community and Events centers with a residential avenue and Estate. In the Estate, individuals can purchase land to build or rent homes to visitors and tourists.
It has various halls, ranging from 500 to 5,000 capacities, and is available for conferences and events. Notable among them are the 3,000-capacity MFM International Conference Center and the 5,000-capacity Gen 218 Singles and Married hall used for the Gen218 singles and married department of the Ministry.
The city also has a Transportation system empowered with Shuttle buses, that convenes visitors from the Mgboro Market into the city. Tourists can use the city’s shuttle service to explore both the resort and the nearby Magboro Market.
The market offers fresh produce, smoked fish, and vegetables at prices more affordable than those in Lagos. Facilities like modern toilets and a car wash enhance the market’s appeal as a convenient shopping destination.
As the Yuletide festive season approaches, Prayer City emerges as an ideal destination for those seeking a unique vacation experience combining rest, rejuvenation, and divine connection. Whether for spiritual upliftment or simply to unwind, Prayer City offers an unmatched experience.
Looking for a destination for the Yuletide Season, we recommend to you, the newly discovered Nigeria’s Tourism Resort.
As you Come and discover why this city, where prayers never cease, is the perfect escape for the holidays and beyond.
