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November 2026 · Special Gatherings

What opportunity becomes visible when we learn to see the people our systems overlook?

The Market We Refuse to See
Unlocking Nigeria’s informal economy through trust, technology, care and capital

The Market We Refuse to See November 2026 posterOpen the approved poster at full size
WhenEvery Wednesday in November · Prayer in the Spirit & service preparation 5:00–6:00 pm · Kingdom Conversations 6:00–7:00 pm
Where / formatUse the current approved TBN joining route
Who may find it usefulCitizens, builders, entrepreneurs and community members interested in dignity, inclusion and the street economy.

Why this matters

Nigeria’s informal economy is easy to use and easy to overlook. Behind everyday trade are questions of identity, records, dignity, banking, health, insurance, logistics and opportunity. Seeing clearly is the first step toward serving responsibly.

The poster’s four-week journey moves from recognising the market, to economic citizenship, care as infrastructure and technology for the street economy. The aim is useful conversation—not a promise of income, funding or automatic transformation.

Kingdom Conversations brings Scripture, prayer and practical discussion together. Christian concern for neighbours asks how systems can protect dignity, widen truthful participation and help people become useful to one another.

Practical reflection

“Who is present in the economy but missing from the systems designed to serve it?”

Choose one assumption to question and one person or group whose experience you need to understand better.

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