The All Africa Baptist Fellowship is fully committed to defending matters that concern Human Rights, Peacebuilding, Religious Freedom, and Multifaith Relations across Africa. We therefore receive with great concern the ongoing global uproar regarding the largest black nation on earth, Nigeria. To us in Africa and the Baptist family, the peace, stability, and prosperity of Nigeria is a blessing to the entire continent. We therefore appeal to all the parties concerned to embrace peace for the good of all.

Today, we stand in awe of God for the glorious testimonies that emanated from Kampala, Uganda where Baptist women under the umbrella of All Africa Baptist Women’s Fellowship (AABWF) gathered, fellowshipped and celebrated God’s goodnews. The conference, organized by the Eastern Africa Executive led by Dr. Mrs. Lugano took place between 15th to 19th October, 2025 at Arch Apartments, Ntinda, Kampala with the theme ‘’Woman of Purpose (Prov. 31:25-29).

The All Africa Baptist Fellowship, a gathering of about 22 million baptized Christians, condemns the post-election destruction crisis ravaging our continent. We are undoubtedly empathetic with those whose legal franchise was allegedly stolen or denied, leading to rioting, destruction of lives and properties, and shutdown of the economy of these nations, with the majority of the poor, vulnerable, and homeless suffering direct harm.

The Executive Committee members of the All Africa Baptist Fellowship met virtually on Tuesday, 7th October, 2025 to put finishing touches to the preparations for the 2025 General Council Meeting scheduled for Bangui, Central African Republic between 22nd to 27th October, 2025. The meeting was presided over by Rev. Charlemagne Nditemeh due to the absence of the AABF President, Rev. Dr. Israel Akanji who was unavoidably absent. The General Secretary, AABF, Pastor Elias Apetogbo was available to provide necessary guidance to the proceedings that lasted over 3 hours.