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Choose your tickets
General seat
₦5,000Seated on the floor. Church groups of 20 or more get one free seat in every ten.
2,400 leftReserved front seat
₦15,000A reserved seat in the front section close to the choir.
300 leftBowl seat
₦5,000A raked seat in the bowl with a full view of the stage and the choir.
1,800 leftFamily box for 4
₦40,000A balcony box for four with step-free access and refreshments.
30 leftService fee ₦500 per ticket. Tickets left update from the box office every few minutes. Example details for this demo.
Running order
How the night runs
Times can move by up to 15 minutes on the night. Changes appear on the live strip and in your account.
Doors open
Ushers seat church groups together. Water is free at every entrance.
Opening prayer and hymns
The Covenant Voices lead the congregation.
Ifeoma Rays
The main worship set, about 90 minutes.
Testimonies and the candle moment
House lights down, one candle passed to every row.
Closing
A closing song and safe travel home. Shuttles leave from Gate 2.
The artist
About Ifeoma Rays and the Covenant Voices
Ifeoma Rays has led worship in churches across the South East for fifteen years. A night of praise is her one arena evening each year, with the Covenant Voices choir and a band of twelve.
We keep this evening warm and simple. The lights stay soft, the sound is clear rather than loud, and ushers from local churches help families find their seats.
- Gospel
- Full arena sound and light show
- Food court open all night
Photos from past nights
From the last show
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Plan your visit
Getting here and home
Park on site
Car parks A and B open 2 hours before doors. Book for ₦3,000 at checkout.
Night shuttle
Seats to Upper Iweka, Awka Road and Asaba after the show, ₦2,500. Ends 10:00pm, first shuttle 15 minutes later.
Eat without queueing
Pre-order food and collect at kiosk 3 with your order number.
Questions about this show
Can my church book as a group?
Yes. Groups of 20 or more get one free seat in every ten and a group check-in at Gate 2. Book through the contact page or the chat.
Is there an offering?
There is no collection during the evening. The ticket covers the night.
Is it suitable for older family members?
Yes. There is step-free access to every level, reserved seats near the toilets and wheelchair spaces on the platform.
Are candles safe?
They are battery candles, handed out by ushers and collected at the doors.
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Get your tickets before they go
A night of praise, Sun 20 Dec. Pay by card or bank transfer through Receivly and get your QR codes straight away.