Apostle Femi Lazarus, founder of Light Nation Church, has announced his relocation from Nigeria to Kenya, describing the decision as a response to what he called a clear directive from God.
The cleric disclosed the development on Tuesday, May 5, 2026, during a church gathering in Kenya, where he said the move described as temporary, signals the start of a new phase in his ministry’s outreach.
In his remarks, Lazarus stressed that the relocation was not driven by personal considerations but by spiritual conviction, noting that the instruction required him and his family to be based in Kenya at this stage of their assignment.
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The transition is understood to involve his immediate family and key members of his ministry team, with further details about operations expected to be communicated in due course.
The development marks a significant shift for the Nigeria-based preacher, whose ministry has expanded rapidly in recent years.
The announcement has since generated mixed reactions within religious circles, with supporters describing it as an act of obedience to divine leading, while others have questioned the timing of the move.
He did not indicate how the relocation would affect his existing ministry structures in Nigeria.