About

Nigerian Tower of Refuge Mission, Inc. (NTRM, Inc.) is a faith-based, charitable, 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to providing physical, spiritual, and emotional support to widows, orphans, and individuals affected by violence and poverty in Nigeria, particularly in the wake of attacks by Islamic extremists such as Boko Haram and Fulani Herdsmen.

Their three-fold mission, currently operating in Osun State, Nigeria, aims to expand its services across all 36 states of Nigeria. Their services include:

Beth-El Prayer and Retreat Center: This center offers a safe haven with a 32-bed hostel for both men and women, where they can stay for up to seven days at no cost. It serves as a refuge for those concerned about their safety after dark and provides a space for prayer and spiritual reflection. Additionally, it provides nourishment for both physical and spiritual needs.
Food and Clothing Distribution: NTRM, Inc. operates a food pantry that distributes essential groceries like rice, beans, semolina, and more to widows and impoverished individuals. They also provide clothing, sneakers, shoes, books, and toys (donated from the US). This assistance allows recipients to maintain their dignity when providing for their families. The organization is working to expand food distribution by including additional items like frozen fish, chicken, or turkey. However, financial constraints have hampered clothing shipments due to rising shipping costs.
Christ Resurrection Apostolic Witness ministries - Bethel: This 100-seat sanctuary serves as a place for evangelism, discipleship, Bible study, prayer meetings, and Sunday worship and hosts a weekly radio program for the broader community. The goal is to share the message of Jesus as the risen Christ with those who are hurting. Counseling services are also offered to help individuals rebuild their lives in the aftermath of traumatic experiences.

NTRM, Inc. is committed to providing support and assistance to those in need, especially those affected by violence and poverty in Nigeria, and has ambitions to expand its services to reach more regions in the country.