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Pastor Jerry Eze Biography, Early life, Career, Private Life and Net worth

Pastor Jerry Eze is one of the most popular pastors in Nigeria today. While his congregation has known him at Streams of Joy International for years, many more people got to know him through his online ministry NSPPD (New Season Prophetic Prayers Declarations), and the “What God Cannot Do Does Not Exist” movement.
Pastor Jerry Eze Biography
While he is mainly known for preaching and sharing the word of God with many, this article shares some interesting facts about the Pastor you never knew. To find out more, keep scrolling.
Pastor Jerry Eze’s Net Worth
Name Jerry Uchechukwu Eze
Age 2nd of August, 1982
Known for Streams of Joy International
Citizenship Nigerian
Net worth $2 million
Pastor Jerry Eze goes by the full name Jerry Uchechukwu Eze. He is the Nigerian Pastor, Preacher, General Overseer, and Founder of the church Streams of Joy International.
He was born on the 2nd of August, 1982. The pastor hails from ITEM, Bende Local Government in Abia State, Nigeria. He is from the Igbo tribe in the southeastern part of Nigeria. The pastor was born into a poor family and was singlehandedly raised by his mother. Pastor Jerry is also married to his wife of 14 years, Eno Jerry Eze, who hails from Cross River State and with whom he has two kids (Jerry & Samara Jerry Eze).
Pastor Jerry, Wife and Children
Pastor Jerry did his primary and secondary education in Abia State. His secondary school was Ibeku High School, Umuahia. He studied History and International Relations at Abia State University, Uturu. Later, he attended the University of Greenwich London, where he obtained an MBA in Entrepreneurial Management and a Master’s Degree in International Human Resources Management.
He is a seasoned Nigerian Pastor, preacher, speaker, and leadership coach. He is also the founder of the online ministry “New Season Prophetic Prayers and Declarations” (NSPPD) and the “What God Cannot Do Does Not Exist” movement.
Pastor Jerry Eze Career
After graduation from ABSU, he got a job at a broadcasting company where he worked before he launched his ministry. However, Pastor Jerry began his ministry at the University, where he was appointed the chapel leader.
Since starting his church “Streams of Joy International” in 2013, he has authored the Streams of Joy Daily Devotional; a bestseller found on over five continents today. The Devotional was launched in 2011; since then, it has been read widely by many across the globe.
His church headquarters is at No. 4 Ikot-Ekpene Road, Umuahia, Abia State, Nigeria.
Since starting the NSPPD ministry, it has attracted a lot of people. There’s been a new congregation, people the pastor runs into while travelling, and those who travel far and wide to meet with him. NSPPD has also been a source of many miracles and testimonies for many who participate in the early morning prayers.
Pastor Jerry is not one to flaunt the number of cars he owns of their names. However, the pastor has been spotted coming out from several luxury cars. He is mainly seen in a black SUV car he uses for official purposes.
Pastor Jerry Eze’s Net Worth
According to analytics website Playboard’s ‘Super Chat Revenue’ data, Pastor Jerry Eze ranked as Nigeria’s highest-earning YouTube creator in 2024, amassing an impressive N7 billion in all-time earning videos from 2014 to 2024 with an estimated net worth of at $2 million.
Conclusion
Although Pastor Jerry had humble beginnings, the pastor has gone on to make a name for himself, becoming a household name for many in and outside Nigeria today.
Frequently Asked Questions About Pastor Jerry Eze
Where Is Pastor Jerry Eze From?
Pastor Jerry is an Igbo man from ITEM, Bende local government in Abia State, Nigeria.
ITEM Community in Bende Local Government Area of Abia State ITEM (pronounced EETEM) is one of the communities in Bende Local Government Area in Abia State of Nigeria. It is bordered by Akeze (in Ebonye State) in the North; Nkporo in the East; Alayi in the West; and Abiriba and Igbere in the South.
When Did Pastor Jerry Eze Get Married?
Pastor Jerry Eze got married2007 to his wife Eno Jerry, who is from Calabar, Cross River State. The couple has been married for 14 years now.
How Many Children Does Pastor Jerry Eze Have?
Pastor Jerry’s marriage is blessed with two children. A boy and a girl. The boy is named after Jerry, and his daughter’s name is Samara Jerry.
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