Pootle:
ppl are hungry urna dey build house...share that money to the poor

If they share the money to the poor they'll eat it and still be hungry.
Best is make jobs available, i hear say people no really get classic work over there.

chidiakwari:
Of what value is this to the people of Akwa Ibom State? Who cursed Nigeria.

If you love your life, find a legitimate means out of Nigeria

I'll Keep on saying all these... Africa is cursed.

Ropo0126:
Misplaced priority 💔

We've really missed it in this Corn3

With the high rate of unemployment
Whatever happens to the building of a gigantic hospital of this magnitude or even a research institute for some terminal illnesses...

Its really finished

Churches are worse.

Johnchrix:
I was here yesterday. A very massive project for the Lord. God bless Akwa ibom.

For the lord kor

plessis:
Foolish blackman.
If all religious centres are converted to factories, would Nigeria have issues with unemployment?

Where they gets it wrong.

Wonderful 👍🏼. Good luck with it.

Cost of construction please, anyone??

The only striving business in Nigeria now is church only.

Black lack foresight and ambition. How many jobs will this generate for the akwaibomites? Oil money too much na and since they don't know how to use it to effect the lives of the populace positively, boom, religious building which will raise everyone's dick? Playing to the gallery. If you dare have contrary opinion, then you are termed as a devil.

OKUCHI11:
So this monumental edifice was built to glorify a god that cannot save his followers when they were being killed on Christmas Eve... After all the empty promises he made to them that he will protect them if they forsake their ancestral ways of worship and follow the one he instructed....


Truth be told that God really like horror movies

may God have mercy on your soul bro.

Offpoint1:
I find it appalling building any religious house with state/tax payer money, be it mosque or church.

Religious house don't generate money to government pocket

until u leave this earth u will continue finding it appalling

Paystack:
Only thing inside the dark brain of a black man.

Building beautiful houses for a foreign god who don't even need such buildings

all these wannabe woke racist suffering from inferiority complex

Nice structure, it looks like an airplane

Offpoint1:

Please the year is too early, I'm not in the mood to entertain your intents.

I was only asking a harmless question.

And the intent was to make you cogitate.

Oblitz:
Nestled in the heart of Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria, stands a testament to faith and architectural ingenuity - the International Christian Worship Center. More than just a place of worship, this colossal structure has become a symbol of unity, hope, and cultural significance for the region.

A Beacon of Interdenominational Harmony

Conceived as a space for Christians of all denominations to come together in fellowship, the Worship Center transcends individual churches and fosters a spirit of unity under one roof. This inclusivity is reflected in the design itself, devoid of specific denominational markings, allowing each visitor to find their own spiritual connection within its walls.

Architectural Marvel:

Stepping into the Worship Center is akin to entering a modern-day cathedral. Its awe-inspiring design, resembling a majestic aircraft taking flight, soars skyward, symbolizing the ascent of prayers and aspirations. The central cross, enveloped in the flowing curves of the building, serves as a constant reminder of the faith that unites the diverse Christian community within.

Beyond Worship:

The Worship Center is not just about Sundays. It pulsates with life throughout the week, offering a multitude of facilities and activities. A sprawling museum showcases the rich Christian heritage of the region, while a well-equipped library provides a haven for knowledge seekers. For those seeking solace, dedicated prayer rooms offer quiet spaces for introspection and communion with the divine.

A Catalyst for Community:

The Center's impact extends beyond its physical walls. It serves as a hub for various social initiatives, offering medical assistance, educational programs, and vocational training to the local community. This commitment to social responsibility underscores the Worship Center's dedication to not only nurturing the spiritual well-being of its congregation but also uplifting the lives of those around it.

A Journey of Faith:

Visiting the International Christian Worship Center is an experience that transcends religion. It's a journey of faith, a testament to human ingenuity, and a celebration of the unifying power of shared beliefs. Whether you're a devout Christian seeking spiritual solace or an architecture enthusiast marveling at its grandeur, the Worship Center leaves a lasting impression, reminding us that even in our diverse world, unity and hope can soar on wings of faith.


The International Christian Worship Center in Uyo is more than just a building; it's a living testament to the power of faith, community, and architectural brilliance. As its spires reach towards the heavens, it serves as a beacon of hope and unity, not just for Christians in Nigeria but for people of all faiths around the world.

If you ever find yourself in Uyo, take some time to visit this architectural marvel and experience its unique blend of faith, community, and artistic expression.

Waste of resources

RUDEBOYY:
The only striving business in Nigeria now is church only.

Because Christians have been brainwashed to believe that prayers solve problems. There is no practical problem in life that was solved through prayer.

Beautiful 😍, na chair spoil am.

Beautiful edifice. If well maintained it can be converted to a conference center or amusement park in the near future when Nigerians eventually emancipate themselves from religious slavery.

Lovely building ugly cheap benches. Nawa oh.

Oblitz:
Nestled in the heart of Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria, stands a testament to faith and architectural ingenuity - the International Christian Worship Center. More than just a place of worship, this colossal structure has become a symbol of unity, hope, and cultural significance for the region.

A Beacon of Interdenominational Harmony

Conceived as a space for Christians of all denominations to come together in fellowship, the Worship Center transcends individual churches and fosters a spirit of unity under one roof. This inclusivity is reflected in the design itself, devoid of specific denominational markings, allowing each visitor to find their own spiritual connection within its walls.

Architectural Marvel:

Stepping into the Worship Center is akin to entering a modern-day cathedral. Its awe-inspiring design, resembling a majestic aircraft taking flight, soars skyward, symbolizing the ascent of prayers and aspirations. The central cross, enveloped in the flowing curves of the building, serves as a constant reminder of the faith that unites the diverse Christian community within.

Beyond Worship:

The Worship Center is not just about Sundays. It pulsates with life throughout the week, offering a multitude of facilities and activities. A sprawling museum showcases the rich Christian heritage of the region, while a well-equipped library provides a haven for knowledge seekers. For those seeking solace, dedicated prayer rooms offer quiet spaces for introspection and communion with the divine.

A Catalyst for Community:

The Center's impact extends beyond its physical walls. It serves as a hub for various social initiatives, offering medical assistance, educational programs, and vocational training to the local community. This commitment to social responsibility underscores the Worship Center's dedication to not only nurturing the spiritual well-being of its congregation but also uplifting the lives of those around it.

A Journey of Faith:

Visiting the International Christian Worship Center is an experience that transcends religion. It's a journey of faith, a testament to human ingenuity, and a celebration of the unifying power of shared beliefs. Whether you're a devout Christian seeking spiritual solace or an architecture enthusiast marveling at its grandeur, the Worship Center leaves a lasting impression, reminding us that even in our diverse world, unity and hope can soar on wings of faith.


The International Christian Worship Center in Uyo is more than just a building; it's a living testament to the power of faith, community, and architectural brilliance. As its spires reach towards the heavens, it serves as a beacon of hope and unity, not just for Christians in Nigeria but for people of all faiths around the world.

If you ever find yourself in Uyo, take some time to visit this architectural marvel and experience its unique blend of faith, community, and artistic expression.

Nice Design conceptualized and executed by Julius Berger.

From the poverty capital !!!

Joey4321:



Right?

The sound you utter when you don't know what to say

...or when you know what to say, but don't wanna say it.

mrrandomguy:
Architecturally, this is a breath of fresh air from the usual boring cuboid or rectangular shaped buildings our lazy architects are good at designing.

But using taxpayer's money to build a "Christian centre", when their are many church buildings already is a total waste of money and a sign of sick leadership.

God no longer reside in buildings. Our body is now the temple of God that we must keep holy always. Flee from sin!

"Stealing in the name of the Lord". Reggae number by Max Romeo.

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OKUCHI11:
So this monumental edifice was built to glorify a god that cannot save his followers when they were being killed on Christmas Eve... After all the empty promises he made to them that he will protect them if they forsake their ancestral ways of worship and follow the one he instructed....


Truth be told that God really like horror movies

Mind your language

This is good. beautiful on the outside and inside

OKUCHI11:
So this monumental edifice was built to glorify a god that cannot save his followers when they were being killed on Christmas Eve... After all the empty promises he made to them that he will protect them if they forsake their ancestral ways of worship and follow the one he instructed....


Truth be told that God really like horror movies

I have one simple question for you;
Are the problems in Nigeria
A. "God-made"
or
B. Man-made ??

OKUCHI11:
So this monumental edifice was built to glorify a god that cannot save his followers when they were being killed on Christmas Eve... After all the empty promises he made to them that he will protect them if they forsake their ancestral ways of worship and follow the one he instructed....


Truth be told that God really like horror movies

I pray that God will have mercy on you, for you know not what you are talking about.

Wow, this is massive, am impressed.

Paystack:
Only thing inside the dark brain of a black man.

Building beautiful houses for a foreign god who don't even need such buildings

IDIOT, have you wash your prick today for that terrorist you call allah?

all these money to build a CHURCH when people are HUNGRY

misled idiots !!

all these money to build a CHURCH when people are HUNGRY

misled idiots !!