About Us

Bringing a New Dawn of Song and Drama Ministry Formally known as Binta and Dan Song/Drama (BINDANSDRAM) R.C 151530

ABOUT US

The above-named Ministry is an interdenominational group with a soul winning mandate through songs and drama ministrations, counseling, Training, discipline are other arms of the ministry. Our anchor scripture is Habakkuk 2:2-4. Like a mustard seed, the ministry which was formed on 12th December, 2008 is now growing in leaps and bounds by His grace alone.

The vision Bearers Evangelist Danladi Danjuma Makoshi and his wife Binta (nee Caleb Surubu) were trained by Mount Zion Institute of Christian Drama, Ibadan Oyo State ably led by Evangelist Mike and Gloria Bamiloye.

Within the shot span of 10 years, God has enabled the ministry ministered over 900 Churches of different denomination across the 36 State of the federation and the capital Territory in both Rural and Urban settings.

The Ministry has a binding constitution with Board of Trustees as follow:

  1. Yohana Tela –  Chairman
  2. Danladi D. Makoshi –  Secretary
  3. Grace I. Nok – Member
  4. Dauda Stephen –  Member
  5. Akila Yusuf  – Member
  6. Pastor Mrs. Na’omi A. Bajoga –  Member
  7. Danjuam Udoji Binawa – Member
  8. Binta Danladi – Member
  9. Dr, Panam Percy Paul – Member

MOTTO: The Motto shall be “You shall be my witness” Acts 1:8b

AIMS/ OBJECTIVES

  1. To preach the gospel through stage performing, songs and drama production more in Hausa version than English
  2. To translate the Bible stories into Hausa script play for fasting understanding
  3. To provide Spiritual nourishment for Christian artists through Organizing programs that are interesting to the youth (Musical concert, drama festival and training, seminars and picnics)
  4. To educate and work with other Christian bodies home and abroad.
  5. To break the barrier of denominational differences among churches
  6. To train Children that will take over mantle-ship in the next generation.
  7. To use these media to interpret the Bible for those that lack understanding
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