Nigeria has around 70 million Christians. Some of the churches can hold more than 200,000 worshippers and, with their attendant business empires, they constitute a significant section of the economy, employing tens of thousands of people and raking in millions of dollars.

Since the introduction of Sharia penal law in some of the Northern states of Nigeria, violence towards non-Muslims has increased in the North. Much of the persecution that Christians in Nigeria face is the result of radical Islamic teaching and activity. Islam is the dominant religion in the north of the country, while Christianity is dominant in the south.

Ongoing rivalries between ethnic groups contribute to the persecution of Christians who are caught in the crossfire. Meanwhile, radical groups, such as Boko Haram and Muslim Fulani herdsmen, heavily persecute believers in the northern and Middle Belt regions.

As the threat of Christian persecution threatens the security of the wealthy Megachurches the Christian Goshen CBI Development Project will become more and more attractive. Making this an incredible opportunity to generate major revenue for our United Caribbean Trust humanitarian work within the Caribbean and World wide.

Nigerians can only travel to a few African countries without obtaining a visa.

• Obtaining a second passport and citizenship.
• The opportunity to visit a beautiful Caribbean island once a year for a holiday in your Timeshare villa/condo
• Securing a 14,500 sq ft house plot with planning permission to develop, with infrastructure and underground utilities in place
• The ability to live in a lovely safe Nigerian gated community
• With its own church and Nigerian restaurant
• Supporting 12 house families and 72 Nigerian orphans in our PEARYL Project

All for a minimum investment of US $400,000

Profits from the Nigerian CBI's will be used to establish Rehabilitation Centres for women kidnapped and raped by Islamic extremist group Boko Haram and PowerPlay Center for their children.

United Caribbean Trust has been partnering with Pastor Blessing Johnson, the Founder and President of Royal Gold Global Sports Outreach Ministry for many years now, helping nurturing sports superstars in a Godly way. His vision is to raise vibrant and dynamic Christian sports men in Africa, using sports as a means of communicating the Gospel of Christ. UCT believes God has positioned this ministry to help establish the first Nigeria PowerPlay Center.

In Northeast Nigeria, sexual violence is a characteristic of the ongoing insurgency, during which thousands of women and girls have been kidnapped and raped by Islamic extremist group Boko Haram. Many are forcibly married to their captors and become pregnant from rape. Some have managed to escape or have been rescued and allowed to return to their almost completely destroyed villages to try and rebuild their lives.

But for many of these women the persecution doesn’t end. They return to their village only to face discrimination and rejection by family and their community who label them “Boko Haram women.” Their children, conceived from rape, face an even greater risk of rejection, abandonment and violence.... Read more

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