Capitol Ministries

2018 Annual Report

Capitol Ministries, Ralph Drollinger

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34 CM 2018 | International O BI ONWUZURUMBA OF NIGERIA, OUR DIRECTOR FOR EN- GLISH-SPEAKING AFRICA, HAD A PASSION FOR REACH- ING GOVERNMENT LEADERS WITH THE GOSPEL LONG BE- FORE HE MET CAPITOL MINISTRIES®. Obi, a former chemistry tutor-turned-clerg yman, and his wife, Martha, a former pharmacist, have ministered together for many years to take the Word of God to their nation's leaders. e couple served as Special Assistants to Nigeria's immediate past president from 2007 to 2015, and Obi also served as the Presi- dent's chaplain in the State House where many Christian Public Servants worshiped. Currently, Obi and Martha are individually ministering to former and current Legislators and politicians and holding Bi- ble studies when possible. e couple also ministers to Civil Servant fellowship groups, which are numerous. As much as possible, Obi adapts and uses Capitol Ministries®' Bible studies, which he describes as "rich and comprehensive." "We have chosen to be part of Capitol Ministries®, having seen the need to more effectively reach our politicians and top civil servants with the life-transforming Gospel of our Lord Je- sus Christ through Bible studies," Obi said. "We believe that they will be better leaders if they respond positively and our country will be better for it. "ank you for the opportunity to share our dreams and aspirations in our service for our Lord Jesus Christ." A tower of giraffes at Arusha National Park, Tanzania. The giraffe is the national animal Obi Onwuzurumba English Africa Director Nigeria ENGLISH AFRICA

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