The city of Lomé was filled with worship, praise, and heartfelt devotion as thousands gathered for Glory Night Lomé 2026, headlined by internationally acclaimed gospel minister Sonnie Badu.
Held at the Stade de Kégué, the highly anticipated gathering brought together believers from across Togo and beyond for an atmosphere of worship that lifted the name of Jesus. From moments of passionate praise to deep worship, attendees experienced an evening centered on faith, unity, and the presence of God.
The event also featured several anointed ministers from different nations, making Glory Night a remarkable expression of the body of Christ coming together in worship. The strong turnout reflected the growing impact of gospel music and worship gatherings across West Africa.
Sonnie Badu, whose ministry has touched lives around the world for many years, once again led thousands into a powerful time of worship, with many describing the gathering as a memorable spiritual experience.
As worship continues to unite believers across borders, events like Glory Night stand as a reminder that the Gospel transcends cultures and nations, drawing people together to exalt Christ.
For more information about Sonnie Badu’s ministry and upcoming events, visit his official website.
