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CMDA Nigeria Webinar Series: July Edition
The Christian Doctor and Research
The August edition of our CMDA Nigeria Monthly Webinar was a highly insightful session titled:
“Imaging in Cancer and Cardiovascular Disease: Essentials for Physicians”
Speaker: Prof. Chukwuemeka Agi (Consultant Radiologist)
Prof. Agi shared practical knowledge and clinical perspectives on the role of imaging in the diagnosis and management of cancer and cardiovascular disease, highlighting its relevance for physicians across specialties.
Let’s grow together!
If you missed the live session or would like to revisit it, you can watch the full recording here:
CMDA Nigeria – Starting Strong | August 2025 Edition
Our August session on “Understanding Leadership and Teamwork” facilitated by Dr. Maxwell Ubah was both inspiring and practical, focusing on the heart of true leadership. Some key takeaways included:
- True leaders are mature, responsible, and disciplined.
- Be the kind of leader others are proud to follow.
- Leadership is about taking responsibility for others’ growth.
- Leadership is not about position – David led while Saul ruled.
2025 Students - National Conference
The 2025 National Conference in Calabar themed “Steadfast: Faith, Love and Hope”, held from August 21st–24th, was truly an amazing and unforgettable experience. Here’s one in a thousand testimonies from the conference
“With the right consciousness, all excuses lose their power.” – Dr. Joshua Agunbiade
After nineteen hours on the road to Calabar with barely enough sleep in my eyes, I sat for Day 2. And in the very first hours of the morning these words gripped my heart with so much force that I suspect its impact will follow me for the rest of my life. In that moment, every ache and pain disappeared—only those words remained. Words that shifted something deep within me, tearing veils I didn’t even know were there.
And from that point onward, every single moment—every exposition, every parallel session, every praise, every CMDA talk—felt like I was in a room alone with God; It was God who saw through the suits and fancy shoes, and spoke directly to my naked heart.
Every speaker was chosen for me, every discussion tailored for my edification. Meetings really do make men, and CMDA Nigeria meetings keep men steadfast. What a time it was.
To listen and be edified by God’s messages to us through His vessels in the conference.
You can watch these powerful sessions on the UCTH livestream page on YouTube
Doctors Zonal Conference
Eastern Zonal Conference
Theme: ARROWS OF IMPACT (Isaiah 49:2)
Date: 25th – 28th September, 2025
Preconference events: 22nd – 25th September, 2025
Venue: Abakaliki Ebonyi State.
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Doctors' Activities
EASTERN ZONE
Meetings
As the countdown for the Doctors’ Eastern Zonal Conference draws closer, from weeks into days, members are encouraged to prepare and be part of this life-changing gathering. It will be a time to be sharpened by His Word, strengthened through fellowship, and sent forth with renewed vision.
Chapter activities in the Zone included weekly, bi-weekly, and monthly prayer meetings, as well as general fellowships where members communed together in one accord through prayers, Bible study, and the Logo Exploration: The Cross and the Stethoscope. Training sessions in the Zone featured a Parenting Session: Back to School Tips and the Saline Process in the Enugu Chapter.
Missions
Missions: Wholeness missions in the Eastern Zone included hospital evangelism by the Rivers sub-chapters, who reached patients at the Male Surgical Ward and the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Ward of RSUTH and UPTH with the gospel of God’s love and healing. In addition, the Rivers Chapter partnered with Wailing Women Worldwide in a one-week outreach at the Wailing Women Worldwide International Headquarters in Abara Etche.
WESTERN ZONE
Meetings
The Western Zone remained vibrant with consistent gatherings across its chapters. Weekly and monthly prayer meetings were faithfully held in-person and virtually, keeping members united in fellowship and intercession. Family meetings, Bible expositions, and special teaching sessions such as The Christian Doctor as a Watchman, Restoration, Discipling Your Child, We Will Yet Pray, Character Study: Luke the Physician, and Medicine and Media enriched members spiritually and professionally. General fellowships in the Zone also provided opportunities for worship, Bible study, and encouragement, as members sharpened one another in faith and practice.
Missions
In Ile-Ife, members partnered with Salvation for All Souls Global Outreach to organize a large-scale community medical outreach in Olomi and Olunde, hosted at OLGC Basic Primary School, Olunde, Oluyole Ibadan. The outreach provided free health screenings, consultations, medications, surgeries, and other basic treatments. Beyond physical care, it was also a time of spiritual encouragement and community support, leaving a lasting impact on the people served.
In Benin, UBTH members reached out to the Cornerstone of Hope Orphanage Home in Ugbowo. The outreach combined medical and dental care with welfare donations and spiritual ministration, demonstrating Christ’s love in both word and deed.
In Lagos, the chapter organized a special outreach to the Female Correctional Centre in Kirikiri. This prison outreach ministered to the women through health care, encouragement, and the message of hope in Christ, meeting both physical and spiritual needs in a difficult environment.
In Ogbomoso (LASUTH), members visited the Kersey Orphanage Home. The team ministered with compassion through medical support and welfare donations, sharing the gospel while showing Christ’s tangible love to the children.
In Abeokuta, hospital ward evangelism was carried out at the Female Surgical Ward. This mission activity brought encouragement, prayers, and the message of salvation to patients and staff within the hospital environment.
In Asaba, members held hospital evangelism at the Federal Medical Centre, reaching patients and staff with the message of God’s love and healing.
In Oyo, members partnered with Christ Embassy Akobo for a community health outreach at Ajimotutu. The outreach featured free medical tests including hepatitis B and HIV screening, blood sugar tests, and distribution of free drugs, while also pointing people to the ultimate healer—Christ.
NORTHERN ZONE
Meetings
With hearts stirred, members now look forward to the Northern Zonal Conference, themed “The Holy Spirit Filled Doctor”, scheduled to hold from September 4th – 7th, 2025, at the Hospital Chapel, University of Abuja Teaching Hospital (UATH), Gwagwalada. It promises to be a defining moment of fellowship, renewal, and empowerment.
The Northern Zone held weekly and monthly prayer meetings, committing the rural outreach and upcoming zonal conference into God’s hands, while fellowship gatherings welcomed new members and featured teachings on themes such as Handling Financial Pressures, Logo Exploration, and Recent Advancements in Medicine: Striking the Balance. A CME training on Maternal and Perinatal Death Surveillance and Response further enriched members both spiritually and professionally.
Missions
The Northern Zone recorded a successful pre-conference outreach at Koroko village, Kwali, which marked a refreshing time of service and ministry ahead of the forthcoming zonal conference.
GLOBAL NETWORK
UK & EUROPE
CMDA Nigeria Global members in the UK/Europe region gathered for an impactful Summer Meeting themed “Staying Focused” at Beachwood Court, North Wales. It was a refreshing time of fellowship, learning, impartation, and family bonding in God’s presence.
Participants testified that it was truly a life-changing experience, one that could hardly be put into words. Many expressed gratitude that they didn’t miss the meeting, affirming that it reawakened focus on what matters most amidst life’s many distractions.
The UK/Europe Summer Meeting was a life-changing reminder that “there is more to each of us” and that focus is key to birthing God’s deposit in our lives. Members described the encounter as unforgettable, with its impact still resonating. Beyond the spiritual impartation, it was also a refreshing space for families, professionals, singles, and young doctors to connect, strengthen one another, and build lasting relationships.
The call is clear: “Please get involved.” In a fast-paced environment like the UK, where isolation can easily set in, meetings like this remind us that we are stronger together professionally, spiritually, and relationally. Truly, no meeting could be better curated for Christian medics and their growing families.
AMERICAS & CARRIBEAN
CMDA Nigeria Global Network Americas and Caribbean Region
Annual In-Person Retreat 2025
Theme: iThrive 2025
You’re invited to this spiritually refreshing and life-transforming weekend
Date: 10th – 12th October 2025
Venue: Embassy Suites by Hilton, Grapevine DFW Airport North
Address: 2401 Bass Pro Drive, Grapevine, TX 76051, USA
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STUDENTS' ACTIVITIES
EASTERN ZONE
The Eastern Zone testifies of God’s faithfulness throughout August with vibrant activities in prayer, fellowship, missions, and training. The month opened with prayer chains across chapters, interceding for the National Conference 2025 and the student elections, and closed with the National Editorial Department’s Day of Prayer and Fasting.
Scripture studies, Logo Exploration, and academic training sessions, including exam simulations and orientations, strengthened members both spiritually and professionally. Unique highlights included the launch of Gregory University Teaching Hospital’s newsletter, editorial and music workshops at Abia State University Teaching Hospital, and editorial day at the University of Uyo Teaching Hospital. Sisters’ meetings also held, fostering growth and fellowship among female members.
Missions remained central, with hospital evangelism, hostel outreach, and a School of Missions programme spreading the message of God’s love and healing. We also rejoiced as new doctors were inducted into the Doctors’ Arm of CMDA Nigeria, with additional graduations at Gregory University Teaching Hospital bringing fresh labourers into the harvest field.
The climax of the month was the long-awaited National Conference 2025 hosted at the University of Calabar Teaching Hospital, which witnessed an undeniable outpouring of God’s presence, transforming participants and leaving testimonies that still abound. Retreats, executive committee meetings, and post-conference reflections across chapters further consolidated these gains. Truly, the Lord has done great things for the Eastern Zone, and to Him alone be the glory.
WESTERN ZONE
Meetings:
There was no meeting in August as deliberations were tailored towards preparations for the National Conference that held in Calabar from 21-24th of August, 2025.
Missions:
Missions activities continued, though at minimal levels, across the chapters for the month under review.
UBTH: The chapter held a hospital evangelism, on the 19th of August where 12 members participated and 15 people were reached out to. And also on the 27th of August with 5 participants reaching out to 10 people and a soul was saved. Activities included evangelism , sharing of gifts and tracts .
A Prison outreach is scheduled to hold on 20th of September and hospital evangelism on the 27th of September 3, 2025.
OOUTH: On the 31st of August, Hospital evangelism was held at the female wards of teaching hospital. The gospel was shared and the women were encouraged and prayed for.
UNIMEDTH: On 16th August, there was Convert your classmates at the class level. The students were reminded of CMDA activities and encouraged in their academics.
AAU/ISTH: The chapter had a village outreach from 1st – 3rd August in Esan Central Local Government Area. 75 students and 11 doctors participated reaching out to about 200 persons and about 45 people gave their lives to Christ. Activities were door to door evangelism, medical outreach and a crusade.
Also, Online Missions Awareness through monthly missions focus post held on the 12th August using social media platforms. Institute of Medical Missions(IMM) is scheduled for 4th-6th of September.
UCH: The chapter on the 2nd of August held a village outreach in Iporo and Abujana. With a total of 70 students and 8 doctors they went to the two villages and reached out to 209 people, of whom 19 gave their lives to Christ and 5 rededicated their lives to Christ. On 30th August, a hospital evangelism was held and 16 patients were reached out to.
UITH: On 7th of August held Online mission awareness across social media platforms on breastfeeding week.
IUTH: The 400 level A class held a hospital evangelism with 16 class members participating 15 people were reached out to and 5 were saved.
LUTH: The chapter on the 20th of August had monthly hospital evangelism in the teaching hospital wards.With 15 members participating, they reached out to 15 people and 4 souls were saved.
NORTHERN ZONE
In the month of August, the Northern Zone advanced with steadfast resolve, aligning every stride to the heartbeat of our mission. From the plains of Sokoto to the valleys of Jos, the fellowship was rich, the vision clear, and the army’s ranks strengthened.
All chapters rallied in unity for the National Conference in Calabar from August 21st to 24th, hosted by UCTH under the theme “Steadfast.” It was a time of refreshing, alignment, and rekindled fire for the work ahead.
At ABUTH, the School of Apologetics returned for its second installment on August 9th, continuing the intellectual equipping that began in July. The Choir and Drama Day on August 15th married artistry with ministry, lifting hearts in truth and worship. The month was to close with a National Conference Recap on August 29th, where testimonies and experiences would be shared to inspire the home front.
AKTH marked August 10th with an Editorial Day that birthed their latest newsletter, amplifying their chapter’s voice in written form.
At ATBUTH, a Logo Exploration on August 9th opened the month, followed by a Relationship Seminar on August 15th. On August 16th, a General House Congress guided brethren through Spirit-led considerations in Choice of Specialty. The month was to close on August 29th with a Conference Recap and Testimony Night.
BDTH drew meaning from “The Syringe” in their Logo Exploration on August 10th. A Leaders’ Retreat on August 19th gathered chapter leaders for vision casting, prayer, and renewed dedication.
At BHUTH, Missions Day on August 10th sharpened the focus on God’s heartbeat for the lost. An Academic Seminar was scheduled for August 30th, followed closely by Academic and Editorial Department Day on August 31st.
BSUTH began August with “Abba Father” and a Missions Awareness meeting on the 1st. On August 15th, the house addressed “Christ and the Media,” weighing cultural engagement with biblical conviction. The month was to culminate on August 29th with “Echoes from the National Conference.”
GSUTH hosted a Logo Exploration on August 26th, uncovering fresh layers of meaning in their chapter identity.
At JUTH, the preclinical and clinical arms met jointly on August 8th for a meeting themed “Bloody Win.” August 16th featured a Business Seminar, while August 29th was scheduled for an Apologetics Teaching followed by the chapter’s third School Prayer Vigil later that night.
UATH began the month with a Logo Exploration on August 8th, followed by a Vision Sharing Meeting on August 15th themed Owning the Vision, calling every member to personal responsibility in fulfilling the mission.
UDUTH welcomed a CAPRO missionary to anchor their Missions Day on August 10th, stirring fresh passion for unreached peoples.
At UMTH, the month began on August 1st with “Abba Father” and a Logo Exploration, followed by a Bible Study on August 8th that deepened scriptural roots and convictions.
MISSIONS: The Great Commission remained our marching order in August.
ABUTH stepped into hospital corridors on August 17th with words of life and hope.
ATBUTH mirrored this on the same day, bringing the Gospel to patients with compassion.
BDTH maintained their class-level evangelism, with the 400-level class taking the lead this month. They also visited their adopted mission field in Ila village, Igabi LGA, Kaduna State, encouraging believers and strengthening the work there.
BSUTH spent August 1st–3rd in Wukari, Taraba State, visiting the upcoming chapter to share fellowship and fortify leadership. On August 2nd, they reached out to the Gidan Gbege orphanage in Makurdi, followed by Hostel Evangelism on August 16th.
JUTH maintained consistent hospital evangelism every Sunday, keeping a steady witness in the wards.
UATH entered the hospital on August 10th to minister to patients and staff.
UDUTH also took to the hospital on August 17th, sowing seeds of faith and encouragement.
From the conference halls of Calabar to the mission fields of Kaduna and the wards of our teaching hospitals, the Northern Zone marched onward this month with unwavering focus. The army is not only rising, it is advancing, steadfast in purpose and united in the call.
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ENLARGE YOUR TENT
Greetings in Jesus name!
Focus for the month of August 2025: The rising of sons in CMDA Nigeria 3-lessons from the younger son!
Text: Luke 15:11-32 KJV
Usually he is called ‘the prodigal son’ but I prefer to call him the younger son. There are vital lessons to pick from his life.
- He had an understanding of sonship and a revelation of fatherhood. This was the basis of his request for his inheritance.
May God grant to us the spirit of wisdom and revelation in the knowledge of Him…
Eph 1:16-21.
- He acted on the knowledge he had. His first few decisions were wrong but he took a decision to return home when he discovered he had missed it in life. The Acts of the Apostles was written because the Apostles acted! What decisions have you taken that are awaiting your actions?
- Never disconnect from the Source of all blessings! As soon this son was disconnected, the waster came in to help him waste his substance.
- Never ignore warning signs! When the famine arose, he should have observed that the citizens still had enough food for themselves, their servants and even their pigs! How come this famine was apparently localized around him? He should have arisen at that point! It is never too late to return to the Father!
- Never allow the unequal yoke. It reduced the younger son to the level of pigs.
- Learn to talk your way out of any predicament: he said “I will arise”. A sealed mouth equals a sealed destiny. Say it loud: I am rising and shining in Jesus name! His brother never said anything and he never got anything! David talked his way to victory over Goliath. Life and death are in the power of the tongue! “As I have heard them SAY so will I do” says the Lord! Speak the word: “I am the head and not the tail, above only and never beneath”. “No weapon fashioned against me shall proper” in Jesus name! Speak the word.
- In this season of enlargement, something way beyond your expectations lay ahead of you in Jesus name! The younger son received a welcome that was way beyond his expectations!
- What awaits you is way beyond your expectations! Decide, Ask from God, Speak and Act according to the Word. The best is yet to come!
The LORD be magnified in Jesus name!
PRAYERS
- This is the day that the Lord has made! Let us rejoice and be glad in Him. Hallelujah! God is good to the House of CMDA Nigeria!
- Let us praise God for all our brethren all over the world, especially those who may have drawn back from their service in the kingdom of God as they are being restored like the younger son above, by the love of the Father, in Jesus name.
- Praise God for the success of the CMDA Nigeria Students national conference and the election of new national leaders. Great indeed is His mercies towards us!
- Praise God for the preparations for all the Zonal conferences and Pre-conference missions outreaches. Let’s ask Him to provide all our needs and make the conferences successful in Jesus name!
- Let’s pray that sons may arise from these conferences, who are equipped to enlarge their tents- visionary, decisive, action oriented and focused on God’s kingdom, in Jesus name!
- Let’s pray for all Nigerians, especially political, spiritual and traditional leaders etc that a new season of righteousness and love for the country may sweep across the nation in Jesus name!
- Let’s pray for all our brethren in the global arm that the Lord will grant them the grace and wisdom needed to enlarge their tents wherever they may live in Jesus name!
- Praise God from whom all blessings flow in Jesus name!
Glory be to God!
Governing Board Committee on Prayer and Welfare, CMDA Nigeria.
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