Pastor Jerry Eze: Massive New NSPPD Building Trends Online, Top Celebrities React
- Pastor Jerry Eze held a Midweek Trial Service at Streams of Joy International's brand-new permanent site in Jabi, Abuja, on 22 October 2026
- The arena-style venue drew thousands of worshippers for what many described as a crusade-like midweek gathering at the new headquarters
- Gospel singer Mercy Chinwo and Nollywood actor Stan Nze were among the celebrities who responded to footage of the packed service
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Pastor Jerry Eze's Streams of Joy International marked a historic milestone on Thursday, 22 October 2026, when it held its first Midweek Trial Service at the ministry's brand-new permanent headquarters in Jabi, Abuja.
The facility sits on Yaliam Ali Street, off Jerry Eze Street, near the Police Service Commission in Jabi.

Source: Instagram
The completion of the building ends years of the ministry operating from a temporary arrangement at the M&M Event Centre in Garki, Abuja.
Pastor Eze shared video footage of the service on Instagram, writing: "MIDWEEK TRIAL SERVICE AT THE NEW SITE ! To God be all the Glory !! What God Cannot Do Does Not Exist !!!"

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The clip showed thousands of worshippers filling the arena-style venue, standing, raising their hands, and singing together during what was intended as a weekday service but took on the energy of a full-scale crusade.
Mercy Chinwo, Stan Nze React to the New Site
The post quickly attracted attention from prominent Nigerian personalities. Gospel singer Mercy Chinwo left a string of emojis before adding: "E Chock ohhh😅😅😅 🎵🎵My God You are good beside You there is no other God💃💃💃💃"
Nollywood actor Stan Nze expressed genuine surprise at the scale of the gathering, writing: "Wow! Mid week service be like crusade 🙆🏾♂️ Jesus ehhhhhh 🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾"
Gospel minister Prospa Ochimana described the occasion as a landmark moment, commenting: "What a Night !!!!!🔥 Seee church Abeg! This God ehhh!!!"
See the video below:
Wider Congregation Responds Online
Reactions from members and online observers poured in well beyond celebrity circles. YEN.com.gh compiled some comments below:
@emmanuelsignatureevents wrote:
"PJ is a prove that God can lift a Man like I cried during this service my mind went back to NSPPD 2020 wow indeed God is a rewarder of those who diligently seek him🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌"
@lush__glam shared:
"I was there LIVE!!! God is sweet abeg…"
@being_kagonya254 commented:
"I'm so proud to be an nsppdian 😍🇰🇪 I will come to see our new church live, very soon in Jesus name"
@apostlemichaelorokpo said:
"Glory to God. Congrats sir."
@ivy_zenny reacted:
"Whooooaaaaa🔥🔥🔥"
@greatmantakit wrote:
"THANK YOU JESUS🔥🔥"
The service footage, which garnered over 69,000 likes on Instagram, cemented the opening of the new Jabi site as one of the most talked-about church moments of October 2026.
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Source: YEN.com.gh
