Celebration of Leadership and Service
In a colorful and spirit-filled ceremony at the EYN Headquarters in Kwarhi, the EYN DCC Garkida honored the President of Ekklesiyar Yan’uwa a Nigeria (EYN), Rev. Daniel Y.C. Mbaya PhD, with an Award of Excellence. The award was formally presented by key leaders of the DCC:
Rev. Bitrus B. Bwala, DCC Secretary, Rev. Joel Pagu, DCC Chairman, Rev. Adamu Dogo, DCC Minutes Clerk and Mr. Gideon Usman, DCC Treasurer.
Their collective presence underscored the unity and shared appreciation for Rev. Mbaya’s leadership.
Honoring a Legacy of Peace and Unity
Rev. Daniel Y.C. Mbaya PhD has long been recognized as a pillar of faith and resilience within EYN. His tenure as President has been marked by:
- Promoting peace and reconciliation in communities affected by conflict.
- Strengthening unity among diverse congregations across Nigeria.
- Encouraging spiritual growth through teaching, mentorship, and pastoral care.
- Championing excellence in church administration and outreach programs.
This award serves not only as recognition but also as encouragement for his continued service in guiding the church through challenging times.
Impact beyond the Church Walls
Rev. Mbaya’s influence extends beyond the pulpit. Under his leadership, EYN has:
- Expanded humanitarian efforts to support displaced persons and vulnerable communities.
- Advocated for justice, peace, and reconciliation in national dialogues.
- Strengthened educational and theological institutions to prepare future leaders.
His commitment to holistic ministry addressing both spiritual and social needs has earned him respect across denominational and cultural lines.
As he received the Award of Excellence, Rev. Mbaya expressed deep gratitude to God, the leadership of EYN DCC Garkida, and the entire church community. He reaffirmed his commitment to continue serving with integrity, compassion, and vision.
This honor stands as a reminder that true leadership is measured not only by achievements but by the lives touched and the hope inspired.
