EASTERN ZONE
We return all glory to God for His faithfulness and sustaining grace throughout the month of June across the Eastern Zone. The Lord strengthened the chapters to remain steadfast in prayer, discipleship, leadership development, academic excellence, and missions. Fellowship activities across the zone reflected a shared commitment to raising Christ-centred medical and dental students who will impact their campuses, hospitals, and communities for the Kingdom.

Prayer: The month commenced with the nationwide Abba Father prayer programme, which was actively observed across all chapters in the zone. Chapter Days of Prayer and Fasting were also widely held, alongside weekly prayer meetings, morning devotions, prayer stretches, chain prayers, and class fellowship prayers. Chapters equally participated in the National Financial Day of Prayer and Fasting, while sustained intercession continued across campuses through regular departmental and class prayer meetings.

Meetings: The Eastern Zone recorded a wide range of fellowship and capacity-building engagements during the month. Chapters organized Bible studies, class fellowships, worship evenings, financial summits and seminars, academic seminars, tutorials, mock examinations, mentorship programmes, orientation programmes, editorial workshops, and Logo Exploration sessions. Leadership development remained active through executive council meetings, board meetings, leadership retreats, vision-sharing sessions, mid-year assessments, house forums, and class executive engagements. Other notable activities included discussions on biblical stewardship and Christian responses to contemporary issues, Brothers’ webinars, Preclinical Weekend programmes, SALINE training, and the Eastern Zonal Retreat, which featured daily prayer chains and teaching sessions for zonal leaders.

Missions: Mission activities continued to demonstrate Christ’s love through evangelism, community service, and healthcare outreach across the zone.

• ESUTH: Conducted hospital evangelism and commemorated World Blood Donor Day through a blood donation campaign.

• IMSUTH: Sustained ward evangelism while continuing mission engagements within the teaching hospital.

• NAUTH: Organized a departmental send-off, conducted a blood drive to mark World Blood Donor Day, carried out a second scouting visit for the local rural outreach, held outreach planning meetings, and visited the 100-level class for missions mobilization.

• RSUTH: Conducted hospital evangelism and a prison outreach, ministering both within the hospital and correctional facility.

• UCTH: Marked World Blood Donor Day as part of the chapter’s annual CMDA Week, promoting voluntary blood donation and community service.

• UUTH: Conducted hospital evangelism during the month, sharing the Gospel and ministering to patients within the teaching hospital.

• UNTH: Hosted SALINE training, equipping members for effective healthcare missions and witness.

• COOUTH, EBSUTH, and NDUTH: Sustained departmental mission activities and chapter mission engagements throughout the month in line with their local ministry plans.

We thank God for His continued work across the Eastern Zone and pray that the seeds sown through prayer, discipleship, leadership development, and missions will yield lasting fruits for His Kingdom.

WESTERN ZONE
We give all glory to God for His faithfulness and abundant grace throughout the month of June across the Western Zone. The Lord strengthened the chapters to remain committed to the vision of CMDA Nigeria as members actively participated in programmes that promoted spiritual growth, leadership development, academic excellence, and missions. Guided by the theme, “The Outpouring: A Fruitful Life,” the zone recorded encouraging expressions of service and fellowship across its chapters.

Prayer: Prayer remained central to activities across the Western Zone as chapters commenced the month with the nationwide Abba Father programme. Members also participated in the National Financial Day of Prayer and Fasting, while chapter days of prayer and fasting were widely observed. Regular executive, general house, weekly, and night prayer meetings reinforcing the culture of prayer across the zone.

Meetings: The month featured a rich blend of fellowship, leadership, academic, and capacity-building engagements. Chapters organized general house meetings, Bible studies, family and household fellowships, brothers’ and sisters’ meetings, and executive council meetings. Leadership development was strengthened through executive retreats, orientation meetings, mid-year assessments and evaluations, as well as the visit of the National President to selected chapters.

Academic and professional development also received significant attention through academic conferences, mock examinations, mentorship programmes, skills laboratory sessions, seminars, and the Academic Stars Summit. Financial stewardship was emphasized through conferences and seminars, while Logo Exploration sessions, newsletter launches, and mission awareness programmes further enriched chapter life.

Missions: Mission engagements remained vibrant across the Western Zone as chapters continued to demonstrate Christ’s love through evangelism, medical outreach, community service, and missions mobilization.

• AAU/ISTH: Organized a blood donation drive in collaboration with the Haematology Department of Irrua Specialist Teaching Hospital to commemorate World Blood Donor Day and concluded the month with a Prayer and Missions Week.

• DELSUTH: Conducted an orphanage outreach and organized health talks in churches to mark World Blood Donor Day.

• LUTH: Reached out through an orphanage visit and hospital evangelism, ministering to vulnerable children and patients.

• OAUTHC: Conducted hospital evangelism while preparing members through a Household Retreat and intensive prayer activities ahead of the chapter’s Prayer and Missions Week.

• UCH: Held a Missions Week, Missions Awareness Seminar, and Unfinished Story Missions Training to equip members for effective witnessing and outreach.

• UNIOSUNTH: Conducted a Rural Medical Mission, organized Missions Week and Missions Awareness activities, and mobilized members through the Convert Your Classmates initiative.

• EKSUTH: Unveiled the Local Organizing Committee for its forthcoming rural outreach, marking the commencement of preparations for community missions.

We thank God for His continued faithfulness to every chapter in the Western Zone. As members remain yielded to His leading, we trust Him to produce even greater fruits through lives devoted to prayer, service, leadership, and missions.

NORTHERN ZONE
We bless God for His faithfulness and sustaining grace throughout the month of June across the Northern Zone. Building on the impact of the Northern Zonal Prayer and Missions Conference, chapters remained committed to the theme, “The Outpouring: A Fruitful Life,” through activities that fostered spiritual growth, leadership development, academic excellence, and mission engagement. Members continued to demonstrate a growing passion for whole-person ministry in their campuses.

Prayer: Prayer remained a defining feature of chapter life across the zone. The month commenced with the nationwide Abba Father prayer programme, followed by Chapter days of prayer and fasting, prayer meetings, prayer stretches, and vigils. Chapters also participated in the National Financial Day of Prayer and Fasting, reinforcing the culture of seeking God’s direction individually and corporately.

Meetings: The Northern Zone recorded diverse fellowship and capacity-building engagements throughout the month. Chapters organized Bible studies, discipleship sessions, Logo Exploration meetings, general fellowship gatherings, and sisters’ meetings. Leadership activities included mid-year assessments and newsletter launches.

Academic and professional development also featured prominently through Scholars’ Summits, academic and research seminars, case study discussions, orientation programmes for new students, and health education sessions addressing topics such as depression, burnout in medical school, and media engagement from a Christian perspective. Chapters also strengthened fellowship through choir activities, editorial engagements, and joint preclinical and clinical meetings.

Missions: Mission activities remained vibrant across the Northern Zone as chapters continued to share the Gospel through evangelism, outreach, and community service.

• ATBUTH: Conducted hospital evangelism and a secondary school outreach, ministering to patients and students.

• AKTH: Undertook a rural outreach, taking the Gospel and healthcare ministry to the community.

• BSUTH: Carried out ward evangelism, ministering to patients within the hospital.

• FUTHL: Conducted hospital evangelism through ward outreach.

• UDUTH: Organized hospital evangelism, reaching patients and healthcare workers with the message of Christ.

• ABUTH, BDTH, BHUTH, GSUTH, JUTH, UATH, and UMTH: Joined other chapters in commemorating World Blood Donor Day.

We thank God for His continued faithfulness across the Northern Zone and pray that every chapter will remain fruitful, steadfast, and committed to the vision of caring for the whole person through Christ-centred witness and service.