Thousands of worshippers gathered at Manchester United’s Old Trafford Stadium in the United Kingdom on Saturday as Nigerian pastor Jerry Eze led the UK edition of the NSPPD Prayer Conference.
The 74,000-capacity stadium hosted the gathering organised by Streams of Joy International, bringing together believers from across Britain and other parts of the world for prayers, worship and fellowship.
Attendance was free, although participants were required to register ahead of the event because of limited spaces.
Demand for the conference reportedly exceeded available slots, with some prospective attendees turning to social media platforms, including TikTok, to seek spare tickets in the days leading up to the gathering.
Eze was joined by prominent Nigerian gospel ministers and artistes, including Sunmisola Agbebi, Mercy Chinwo, Dunsin Oyekan and Kaestrings.
The conference turned the home of Manchester United into a worship venue as thousands of attendees participated in prayers, praise and musical worship.
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