Harvest of Babies 2026 Day 3: The Cure for Curses Is Blessing and Fruitfulness — Dr. Chris Okafor

…..“When you serve God diligently, 

He rewards you with fruitfulness.”

The ongoing Harvest of Babies 2026 conference of Grace Nation Worldwide continued with powerful teachings and testimonies as the Generational Prophet of God and Senior Pastor, Christopher Okafor, emphasized the place of service, prayer, and covenant in unlocking fruitfulness.

Fruitfulness as a Reward of Service

Continuing his teaching on the theme “Fruitfulness,” Dr. Okafor stated that fruitfulness is a divine reward for those who walk closely with God. According to him, serving God diligently positions believers to experience results across all areas of life.

“Fruitfulness is of God,” he said. “When you serve Him wholeheartedly, one of the benefits you receive is fruitfulness in every dimension—whether in the fruit of the womb, career success, good health, or overall breakthrough.”

He further stressed that genuine service—especially soul winning and commitment to God’s work—provokes divine rewards.

What Provokes Fruitfulness?

The cleric outlined key principles that activate fruitfulness in a believer’s life:

Service

Serving God in truth and sincerity releases divine backing. According to him, service activates God’s promise that none shall be barren, establishing fruitfulness as a spiritual command rather than a mere desire.

Prayer

Prayer, he explained, is the channel through which believers invite God into their circumstances. Strategic and consistent prayer activates divine intervention and aligns individuals with God’s promises.

Covenant

Dr. Okafor emphasized that God operates by covenant, not sentiment. A strong covenant relationship with God creates a pathway for blessings and sustained fruitfulness.

“When you understand and align with God’s covenant,” he noted, “you create a roadmap for divine manifestation in your life.”

Breaking Curses Through Blessings

In his concluding remarks, the Generational Prophet declared that negative patterns and curses do not disappear automatically—they must be confronted and replaced.

“Nothing changes on its own,” he said. “The cure for curses is blessing and fruitfulness. When you serve God diligently, He transforms your life and establishes you in fruitfulness.”

Conference Highlights

Day Three of the conference witnessed intense prophetic sessions marked by testimonies of miracles, healing, deliverance, restoration, and solutions to various challenges presented before God.

Grand Finale Announcement

The grand finale of Harvest of Babies 2026 is scheduled for Sunday, March 29, 2026, at 7:00 a.m. at the international headquarters of Grace Nation Worldwide in Ojodu Berger, Lagos.

Participants are encouraged to attend with their families and loved ones as the conference concludes with what organizers describe as a powerful outpouring of divine intervention.

*POCACOV Commences 2026 Nationwide Activities with Focus on School Outreach and Community Engagement

The Police Campaign Against Cultism and Other Vices (POCACOV), the flagship preventive policing initiative of the Nigeria Police Force, has officially commenced its 2026 nationwide activities aimed at strengthening crime prevention and fostering community partnership.

The initiative is part of the broader vision of the Nigeria Police Force under the leadership of the Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc(+), NPM, to deepen community partnership and promote proactive policing nationwide.

The 2026 rollout features a series of strategic engagements across the country, including intensive school outreach programmes, community sensitization campaigns, and stakeholder collaborations designed to address the root causes of crime, particularly among youths.

Activities are currently ongoing across several states, including Kwara, Lagos, Niger, Nasarawa, Abia, Bauchi, Kano, Kaduna, Borno, Sokoto, Enugu, Imo, Osun, Oyo, Ekiti, Rivers, Cross River, Kogi, the Federal Capital Territory, Katsina, Benue, Jigawa, Ogun, and Kebbi, with coordinated efforts being replicated nationwide.

Through its school-based interventions, POCACOV is engaging students at various levels, promoting values of discipline, responsible citizenship, and resistance to social vices such as cultism, drug abuse, cybercrime, and other forms of delinquency. These engagements are tailored to inspire positive behavioural change and empower young people to become ambassadors of peace in their communities.

In addition, community engagement initiatives are bringing together traditional rulers, religious leaders, parents, and local organizations to build stronger partnerships with the police, enhance trust, and encourage active participation in crime prevention efforts.

POCACOV remains committed to shaping a future free from crime and social vices by addressing underlying societal challenges and encouraging collective responsibility in maintaining peace and security across the country.

IGP Disu Visits PCRU, Reaffirms Commitment To Citizens’ Rights Protection

The Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Rilwan Disu, on Tuesday paid a working visit to the Police Complaint Response Unit (PCRU), where he assessed ongoing operations and reiterated the importance of safeguarding citizens’ rights across the country.

During the visit, the IGP commended the unit for its consistent performance and notable achievements over the years in addressing public complaints and promoting accountability within the police system.

Speaking during the inspection, Disu emphasized the need for professionalism and responsiveness in handling complaints from members of the public.

“All public complaints must be handled with promptness, transparency, and strict accountability. Citizens’ rights must be protected at all costs,” the IGP stated.

He further pledged increased institutional support to enhance the operational capacity of the PCRU, ensuring it continues to function at optimal efficiency in delivering justice and strengthening public trust in the Nigeria Police Force.

The visit underscores the police leadership’s renewed focus on accountability, transparency, and improved service delivery, as part of broader efforts to build confidence between law enforcement agencies and the Nigerian public.