The Pentecostal Sanctuary Bible Ministries (PSBM) is set to celebrate its 30th anniversary alongside the 24th Annual Convention of the ministry with a series of activities, including the donation of hospital equipment to General Hospital and writing materials to inmates at the correctional centre.

The donation of the equipment is aimed at giving back to society as part of activities marking the ministry’s anniversary.

The President of Pentecostal Sanctuary Bible Ministries, Prophet Sunday Dare Iyunade, made this known during a press conference held in Ijebu-Ode to commemorate the ministry’s anniversary.

The theme of this year’s convention is “Maranatha (The Lord Cometh).”

Prophet Iyunade explained that the anniversary marks not only three decades of commitment, growth, and service but also provides an opportunity to reflect on the ministry’s journey so far.

According to him, the successes, triumphs, victories, and testimonies recorded by the ministry over the years are owed entirely to God.

In his words:

“Thirty years ago, a vision was born—one rooted in faith, service, and commitment to spiritual growth. Today, that vision has grown into a vibrant community impacting lives, strengthening families, and spreading the values of love, compassion, and righteousness of our Lord Jesus Christ.

As we gather today from different places and walks of life, we do so united by a shared faith and a common purpose—to celebrate God’s work through this ministry and to recommit ourselves to the mission entrusted to us.

This convention and anniversary celebration provide us with a special opportunity not only to look back with gratitude but also to look forward with renewed dedication and faith in the future that God has prepared for us.”

Delivering his yearly prophecies, Prophet Iyunade stated that Nigeria’s economy would experience a rebound, noting that a season of harvest is coming to the country.

He said that as the present administration progresses, wealth will return to Nigeria, adding that there will be an “explosion of wealth” in the nation.

He also urged Nigerians to set aside ethnic biases and promote patriotism as the country moves toward economic prosperity.

The prophet further stated that God is using Donald Trump to rebuke what he described as the “madness of the world,” adding that Trump would correct many global issues before leaving office.

According to him, although many people may not agree with Trump’s actions now, the world would eventually acknowledge his impact.

Activities lined up for the anniversary include the donation of hospital equipment to the General Hospital and the presentation of writing materials, detergents, bar soaps, and slippers to inmates at the correctional centre in Ijebu-Ode.

Other activities include a rally on Sunday, March 22, 2026; a revival programme from Monday, March 23 to Thursday, March 26, 2026; and a Ministers and Workers Conference scheduled for Tuesday, March 24 to Thursday, March 26, 2026.

A Praise Night will hold on Friday, March 27, 2026, while the celebration will conclude with an Ordination and Thanksgiving Service on Sunday, March 29, 2026.