Glorious Teens Ministry

Glorious Teens Ministry GTM envisions a society where her young people realize their full potentials

Glorious Teens Ministry (GTM) is a Faith Based non-governmental organization founded in August 2013 with the focus of inspiring and equipping teenagers and young people with necessary information and skills that will help them make right choices, promote healthy and positive social behaviour, access higher education, and engage in self-supportive and self-reliant ventures.

Happy World Humanitarian Day.
19/08/2026

Happy World Humanitarian Day.

We are ready.
17/08/2026

We are ready.

Meet our Facilitators.
14/08/2026

Meet our Facilitators.

Meet our First Cohort of Participants
14/08/2026

Meet our First Cohort of Participants

🌍✨ HAPPY INTERNATIONAL YOUTH DAY 2026!At Glorious Teens Ministry, we believe that teenagers are not just the leaders of ...
12/08/2026

🌍✨ HAPPY INTERNATIONAL YOUTH DAY 2026!

At Glorious Teens Ministry, we believe that teenagers are not just the leaders of tomorrow—they are voices, innovators, changemakers, and leaders of today.
This International Youth Day, we celebrate the strength, creativity, dreams, and potential of every young person.

Our commitment remains clear: to equip teenagers with the knowledge, skills, confidence, values, and opportunities they need to thrive and make a difference.

🌱 Empower a teenager.
đź’ˇ Inspire a dream.
🤝 Create an opportunity.
🌍 Build a better world.

Local youth actions can create global impact.

Peace is not simply the absence of conflict. It is the presence of trust, dialogue, dignity, and a shared commitment to ...
08/08/2026

Peace is not simply the absence of conflict. It is the presence of trust, dialogue, dignity, and a shared commitment to building a better future. 🕊️
Yesterday, Glorious Teens Ministry (GTM) brought this vision to life through a Town Hall Meeting at the Mega IDP Camp, Mbayongu, Benue State, under the UNFPA Nigeria/Royal Heritage Health Foundation (RHHF) Peacebuilding and Social Cohesion Project.
The meeting brought together leaders from the Mega IDP Camp and Daudu IDP Camp 2, as well as leaders from the host communities of Agan and Daudu.

It was more than a meeting. It was a space for communities to speak, listen, reflect and find solutions together.
Participants openly shared the issues that contribute to tensions and conflicts within and between the communities. Rather than stopping at identifying the challenges, the dialogue focused on what can be done differently—how communities can strengthen communication, rebuild trust, prevent tensions from escalating, and create lasting pathways for peaceful coexistence.

With the participation of the UNFPA representative, community leaders collectively explored practical ways forward, reinforcing the importance of community ownership in building sustainable peace.

We were particularly encouraged by the excitement and appreciation expressed by both camp and host community leaders regarding the interventions under the project, especially the services provided through the clinic and Safe Space.

These services go beyond meeting immediate needs. They are creating spaces where people can access care, protection, psychosocial support, dignity and hope—all essential building blocks for resilient communities.
At GTM, we believe that lasting peace cannot be imposed from outside. It must be nurtured from within communities.

And sometimes, the first step toward peace is simply creating a space where people can sit across from one another and say:
“Let us talk. Let us listen. Let us find a way forward—together.”
Yesterday, Agan, Daudu, the Mega IDP Camp and Daudu IDP Camp 2 demonstrated what is possible when communities choose dialogue over division and collaboration over conflict.
The journey toward lasting peace continues, but every honest conversation, every strengthened relationship, and every shared solution brings us one step closer.
Together, we are building more than peaceful communities. We are building communities where dignity, inclusion, protection and hope can thrive.

On 28th July 2026, Glorious Teens Ministry (GTM) continued advancing peace, protection, and community resilience at the ...
29/07/2026

On 28th July 2026, Glorious Teens Ministry (GTM) continued advancing peace, protection, and community resilience at the IDP Mega Camp, Mbayongu, through the UNFPA-supported Peace Building and Social Cohesion Programme.

We engaged our trained community volunteers, equipping them with sensitization materials to strengthen awareness on Gender-Based Violence (GBV), peacebuilding, and available support services across the camp and host communities. The volunteers demonstrated remarkable commitment by sharing protection concerns from their communities and reaffirming their readiness to serve as frontline advocates for safety, early identification of vulnerable persons, and effective referrals.

A major highlight of the engagement was the successful selection of women from the three camp communities and the host community who will participate in our upcoming women's football activity. Their excitement and enthusiasm reflected the growing spirit of unity and social cohesion within the camp.

We also held an inspiring session with adolescent girls, where they reviewed previous lessons, discussed GBV, human trafficking, and exploitation, and pledged to continue learning by organizing independent rehearsal sessions. Their passion for growth was evident as they requested vocational skills training to help them become self-reliant, build sustainable livelihoods, and create brighter futures.

One powerful reminder from the day was that peacebuilding goes beyond resolving conflicts—it is about empowering communities with knowledge, creating safe spaces where survivors are heard and supported, and giving young people and women opportunities to thrive.

Together, we are building safer communities, restoring hope, and strengthening resilience—one conversation, one volunteer, and one life at a time.
UNFPA Nigeria Policy Innovation Centre Civil Society Organizations, Benue State Sonke Gender Justice MenEngage Alliance

Empowering Communities from Within!On 22nd July, Glorious Teens Ministry (GTM) conducted the selection and orientation o...
24/07/2026

Empowering Communities from Within!

On 22nd July, Glorious Teens Ministry (GTM) conducted the selection and orientation of community volunteers at the Mega IDP Camp to strengthen community-led responses to Gender-Based Violence (GBV), Prevention of Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (PSEAH), and Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH).

The selected volunteers, drawn from the Baka, NEPA, and Ichuwa communities within the camp, were equipped to lead awareness and sensitization activities across their respective blocks, helping to promote protection, safety, and access to essential information.

The GTM team also engaged with adolescent girls in the camp, introducing them to the range of activities planned for them under the UNFPA/Royal Heritage Health Foundation (RHHF) project implemented in partnership with GTM. During the meeting, peer leaders were selected to support coordination and mobilization, while a number of the girls were identified to participate in an upcoming Digital Literacy Training, aimed at equipping them with valuable digital skills for personal growth and future opportunities.

Together, we are building safer communities and creating opportunities for adolescent girls and vulnerable populations to thrive.
UNFPA Nigeria Sonke Gender Justice Policy Innovation Centre MenEngage Alliance UNICEF

GTM Contributes to Strengthening Benue State's GBV Response SystemGlorious Teens Ministry (GTM) participated in a two-da...
22/07/2026

GTM Contributes to Strengthening Benue State's GBV Response System

Glorious Teens Ministry (GTM) participated in a two-day stakeholders' meeting to develop the Action Plan for the Benue State Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) Response Team.

The activity was implemented under the International IDEA project with funding from the European Union, bringing together representatives of government institutions, civil society organizations, and other key stakeholders committed to strengthening the state's response to GBV.

The meeting focused on establishing a coordinated framework that will improve collaboration among response actors, enhance referral mechanisms, and promote timely, survivor-centred services for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence across Benue State.

As a dedicated advocate for the protection of women, girls, and vulnerable groups, GTM is proud to contribute to initiatives that strengthen institutional systems and promote coordinated action against GBV.

We appreciate International IDEA, the European Union, the Benue State Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Welfare, and all stakeholders for their shared commitment to building a safer and more inclusive Benue State where survivors can access quality support and justice.
UNFPA Nigeria Sonke Gender Justice Policy Innovation Centre MenEngage Alliance UNICEF Civil Society Organizations, Benue State

Promoting Peace Through Dialogue!Glorious Teens Ministry (GTM) was on Brothers FM 90.5 yesterday 20th July for the maide...
21/07/2026

Promoting Peace Through Dialogue!

Glorious Teens Ministry (GTM) was on Brothers FM 90.5 yesterday 20th July for the maiden edition of "Peace Talks", an interactive radio programme under the Peacebuilding and Social Cohesion component of the Strengthening Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) and Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Interventions in Benue State project, funded by UNFPA Nigeria implemented by RHHF in partnership with GTM.

The live phone-in programme, which aired from 11:00 am to 12:00noon, provided a platform for meaningful conversations on building peaceful communities, fostering social cohesion, and preventing violence. Listeners actively participated by calling in to ask questions, share perspectives, and contribute practical ideas for promoting peaceful coexistence across Benue State.

Peace is everyone's responsibility. Through dialogue, mutual respect, and collective action, we can build stronger, safer, and more resilient communities where everyone can thrive.
Together, let's continue to champion peace, prevent gender-based violence, and strengthen social cohesion in our communities.

Policy Innovation Centre Sonke Gender Justice UNICEF Civil Society Organizations, Benue State MenEngage Alliance

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