New Wine Prophetic Tabernacle (NWPT), sparking reactions across social media. Dikeh made the announcement on Sunday, August 9, 2026, describing NWPT as an interdenominational altar, spiritual home, and global movement of believers committed to experiencing the power and presence of God.
According to the actress, the ministry’s name was inspired by Mark 2:22, a biblical passage that speaks about new wine and old wineskins.
She said the organisation’s vision is to inspire a global awakening of believers who are consecrated and equipped to transform nations and advance the Kingdom of Christ.
However, Dikeh clarified that NWPT is not a church, but rather an intense gathering of people dedicated to the purposes of God.
“A people set apart, refined by his presence, and commissioned to advance his kingdom,” she said.
The actress announced that the gathering would be held every Friday at 6 pm in Abuja.
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The weekly fellowship will take place at Omini Grand Hotel, formerly Alexis Hotel, upstairs by Masalachi Junction, Jabi, Abuja.
Dikeh shared details of the new ministry on her social media platforms, where the announcement generated mixed reactions.
While some Nigerians welcomed the development and described it as a genuine expression of her Christian faith, others questioned the decision, particularly amid the growing trend of celebrities venturing into church and ministry leadership.
Dikeh has previously been vocal about her Christian beliefs and has frequently shared her views on relationships, courtship and seeking divine direction.
Her latest move marks another significant chapter in her public journey, following her career in Nollywood and subsequent involvement in politics.
