Named by New African Magazine as one of "The 100 Most Influential Africans," Archbishop Duncan-Williams is also the Founder of Dominion University based in Ghana.  The university is training a new generation in excellence on ethical leadership for ministry, government, and business.  Dominion University prepares potential leaders to exercise dominion in the marketplace across the globe.  Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams is also the founder of Dominion Television (DTV)—a 24 hour Christian network based in Ghana which broadcasts in 23 African countries.  He has an established NGO Compassion in Action Africa that is transforming schools under trees into 21st century primary educational facilities while also providing clean water and other forms of support to the needy. Compassion in Action also supports an orphanage with 150 children and a drug rehabilitation facility with hundreds many from drug addiction.

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Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams is known as a coach, mentor, and a father of many Bishops, Pastors, and Lay Leaders; he is training thousands while building nations and communities for the end time harvest. Anointed in the ministry of prayer, healing, deliverance, and the prophetic, he also serves as a Minister for numerous African Heads of State and government, and business leaders. God has used him to birth many ministries.

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Archbishop Duncan-Williams, the recipient of many global honors, was trained by the late Archbishop Benson Idahosa and completed biblical studies at the All Nations for Christ Bible Institute in Benin City, Nigeria. He is married to Rosa Whitaker Duncan-Williams, has four children, all in the Ministry, and five grand-children.