Lagos, Nigeria — A new spiritual movement has been formed by former national executives of the Federation of Colleges Ex-Students' Christian Association (FECA) Nigeria, aimed at empowering young Nigerians to activate their divine destinies. The announcement was made by Bassey Offiong, one of the key founding members, alongside other notable ex-officio leaders including Nlemedim Stephen,  Temple Losa, Oti Benjamin , and Adeniyi Abraham.

This coalition seeks to unite former FECA leaders in a fresh initiative called the Intensive Discipleship and Destiny Activation Prayer Summit, scheduled to take place every Tuesday and Friday throughout July at 9 PM. The movement is designed to inspire young visionaries across business, ministry, careers, and personal dreams through prayer and spirit-led teaching.

In his announcement titled "Hello Young Visionary, Rise Like a Star!", Bassey Offiong emphasized the urgency of awakening dormant callings and receiving divine empowerment to fulfill one’s God-given purpose. The summit promises to help participants activate their destinies, align with their unique callings, and gain the energy needed to pursue their visions boldly.

This new movement marks a significant collaboration among former FECA national executives, reflecting their continued commitment to spiritual leadership and youth empowerment in Nigeria. The coalition invites all young Nigerians to join the prayer summit and be part of a transformative journey toward destiny fulfillment. Links to join the summit are available on the comment section of the original post.

This initiative adds to the growing momentum of faith-based leadership efforts in Nigeria, offering a platform for young people to discover purpose and receive divine activation under the guidance of experienced spiritual leaders.