Nigerian pastor Jerry Eze and his wife, Pastor Eno Jerry, have visited the El-Roi Orphanage Home to spend time with children receiving care at the facility.
Eze, the founder and lead pastor of Streams of Joy International, shared footage from the visit on Saturday, 19 September.
In the video, the couple and other members of their team were seen interacting with several young children at the home.
Some children have joined families
In an Instagram post accompanying the footage, Eze said some children who had previously been under the home’s care had been adopted and were now living with families.
“Some are now adopted and settled in families,” he wrote.
The pastor did not disclose the number of children who had been adopted or provide details about the families involved. No information identifying the children was included in his written update.
Eze described the visit as a return to the couple’s “babies” before they left the area. He said seeing the children was a source of joy and reaffirmed that he and his wife would continue supporting the work.
Pastor Eno also shared footage from the visit and said the children were growing and doing well.
Home opened earlier this year
Jerry and Eno Eze publicly announced the opening of the El-Roi Orphanage Home in February 2026, describing it as a project close to their hearts.
The home is supported by the Jerry Eze Foundation and forms part of the couple’s charitable work focused on children and vulnerable people.
In an earlier post about the initiative, Eze said he and his wife shared a commitment to caring for children and wanted the home to provide shelter and support for those in need.
Saturday’s visit offered a limited update on the children’s welfare and the home’s adoption work. However, the couple did not release operational figures, adoption records or further information about how placements are managed.
Adoption and residential care for children in Nigeria are regulated processes involving state welfare authorities. Claims about individual placements should therefore remain attributed to the couple unless they are supported by official records.
Eze is also known for leading the New Season Prophetic Prayers and Declarations, an online prayer platform commonly called NSPPD. His wife serves in ministry alongside him and has been closely associated with the El-Roi project.
The couple said they intend to continue supporting the orphanage and its work with children.
