At the chapter level, the impact of the conference remained evident through the month of May. The heavens were stirred by the prayers offered from all chapters at various levels. Prayer stretches were held at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH), University of Calabar Teaching Hospital (UCTH), University of Uyo Teaching Hospital (UUTH), and Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital (NAUTH) on the 10th, 12th, 13th, and 25th of the month respectively. Echoes of God’s Word at the conference were heard again in meetings held across the chapters, notably in the Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University Teaching Hospital (COOUTH) on the 5th and 9th of May, and UCTH on the 12th.

An intensive engagement with the Word of God, a vital part of the life of the Christian medic, continued with Bible studies held in Abia State University Teaching Hospital (ABSUTH), Enugu State University Teaching Hospital (ESUTH), and University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital (UPTH). Logo Exploration sessions were conducted in COOUTH, UNTH, and UPTH on the 16th, 19th, and 24th respectively, reminding members of the significance of the instruments of service and their unique place in caring for the whole man.

To bolster academic excellence—a vital leg of the CMDA Nigeria tripod—forums and seminars were held in UCTH on the 7th, ABSUTH on the 31st, and COOUTH and UNTH on the 24th of May. Tutorials and mock examinations were conducted across chapters to prepare members for their upcoming academic challenges. The EXCEL mentorship scheme was also implemented across the zone. First-year students were welcomed into the fold at ESUTH and UUTH as part of our ongoing efforts to begin early formative processes in future caregivers of the whole man.

Meetings:
Meetings and deliberations across the zone focused on strengthening existing chapters, establishing new ones in emerging schools, and encouraging leaders to maintain a balanced life while serving God faithfully.

Missions:
Missions activities flourished across the chapters during the month under review, as members carried the gospel of Christ with passion and compassion.

• UCH:
  On May 31st, the chapter held a Campus In-reach targeting new clinical intakes—Medical and Dental Students transitioning to the clinical phase of their training. Fifteen students were reached and warmly welcomed. On June 28th, the chapter conducted hospital evangelism, ministering to patients and sharing the love of Christ.
  
  
• UNIMEDTH:
  On June 21st, the chapter visited Ondo State Male Correctional Centre, Segede, for a prison outreach. Eighteen participants ministered to 241 prisoners, with 58 responding to the altar call. One-on-one interactions were held with the new converts for encouragement and follow-up.
  
  
• OOUTH:
  On June 21st, the chapter embarked on a prison outreach to a correctional centre in Abeokuta, Ogun State. The gospel was shared through fellowship, resulting in salvations, healings, and reassurance for many inmates. Welfare materials and clothing were also distributed. On June 29th, hospital evangelism was carried out at the teaching hospital, where patients were ministered to, encouraged, and given welfare packages.
  
  
• AAU/ISTH:
  On June 14th, the chapter organized hospital evangelism at Irrua Specialist Teaching Hospital, Irrua. Twenty-six students and one doctor participated, reaching 119 individuals. Activities included distributing gifts to new mothers, sharing mission tracts and Exploit magazines, evangelism, and prayers. On June 21st, a prison outreach was held at Ubiaja Correctional Centre in Esan South East LGA, with 44 students and doctors present. Three hundred and forty inmates were reached, and 54 surrendered their lives to Christ.
  
  
• LUTH:
  On June 18th, LUTH held hospital evangelism across hospital wards. Eighteen members participated, ministering to 17 patients and sharing welfare packages, though no recorded salvations. On June 20th, the chapter hosted a missions training session with 12 attendees.
  
  
• DELSUTH:
  The chapter observed its Missions Week from June 9th to 14th, which included hospital evangelism on June 10th and an online missions awareness seminar on June 12th. A rural outreach was held at Ugburumu, Amukpe, Sapele over the next two days. A paediatrics-focused mission was scheduled for June 26th.
  
  
• IUTH:
  On June 5th, the chapter conducted a rural secondary school outreach at Regina Mondi Grammar School, where 10 members reached 59 students and won 29 souls. Additionally, various class groups held outreaches to different secondary schools. The 500-level class organized hospital evangelism at Okada Health Care Primary Centre on the same day, reaching 25 people.
  
  
• UITH:
  Classes within the chapter undertook outreaches to several secondary schools in Ilorin and carried out hospital evangelism at the hospital complex. A rural medical missions outreach was held on June 28th at Afon Village, Asa LGA, Ilorin, in collaboration with Kosmos Missions Organization.