The long-anticipated prayer mountain resort of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) in Nigeria is still under construction, leaving thousands of pilgrims in limbo. Initially slated for completion in 2025, the project has faced numerous delays, attributed to logistical challenges and funding issues. This sprawling retreat is envisioned as a spiritual haven for worshippers, drawing visitors from across Africa and beyond.
Pastor Evelyn Joshua, the church's leader, emphasized the importance of the resort, stating, "This mountain will be a place of healing and restoration for all who seek divine intervention." The SCOAN has historically attracted large crowds, and the prayer mountain is expected to enhance its appeal, providing facilities for prayer, retreats, and communal worship.
As construction progresses, there is growing anticipation among potential visitors. Many hope that the resort will not only fulfill spiritual needs but also boost local economies reliant on pilgrimage tourism. However, with no firm completion date in sight, it remains to be seen how the church will manage expectations and ensure that the vision for this significant project comes to fruition.
