Hundreds of thousands of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Nigeria are joining millions of witnesses around the world in launching a global initiative in this month of September 2026 to offer a free interactive Bible Study program.
No fewer than 9 million Jehovah’s Witnesses worldwide are participating in this global initiative, offering a free interactive Bible study program that teaches practical skills to cultivate hope and happiness as the world runs deep into socio-economic challenges.
In Nigeria, hundreds of Jehovah’s Witnesses have embarked on the life-saving global campaign, offering a free interactive Bible study with people around them.
Speaking on the global campaign, the Spokesperson for Jehovah’s Witnesses in Nigeria, Olusegun Eroyemi, in a press release made available to newsmen in Ibadan today, said the campaign is designed to highlight the practical advice found in the scriptures.
‘The Bible’s timeless teachings have helped people throughout the centuries. It has saved marriages, healed the brokenhearted and taught citizens how to be contributing members of society.
‘We’ve personally seen these benefits in our lives, and we are excited to share them with our neighbours,’ Eroyemi said.
He explained that throughout the campaign, the Witnesses will be distributing copies of ‘Enjoy Life Forever!’, a concise, three-lesson brochure that teaches Bible principles with a variety of methods, including colorful artwork, links to online videos and discussion questions.
He further stated that the campaign will culminate with a special discourse in all congregations of Jehovah’s Witnesses around the world, themed: ‘How Can the Bible Help You?’, adding that this Bible-based lecture will further explain how to obtain a happy and meaningful life; it is free and open to the public.
‘If you would like to learn more about the free interactive program, please visit jw.org > Bible Teachings > Bible Study Course. For details about how to attend the special talk, please visit jw.org > About Us > Meetings > Find a Location Near You,’ the Spokesperson for Jehovah’s Witnesses said.