A woman by the name Bose Ola has been found in at least six videos being healed by different pastors.
An Instagram handle @nvoguehair first shared two videos where two different pastors were seen ‘healing’ the woman of her arm deformity.
@nvoguehair first shared a seemingly innocent video of the woman being healed by a pastor. Bose had a bulgy and stunted right arm at the beginning of the video, but after minutes of prayers, the woman’s arm appeared to have been healed instantly.
@nvoguehair was amazed by this first video but there was nothing suspicious about it.
https://www.instagram.com/tv/B3-UovMh8EX/?utm_source=ig_embed
Several hours later, she shared another video in which the same woman can be seen getting healed by a different pastor.
In this video, the yet-to-be-identified pastor poured some water on Bose’s visibly stunted arm and it stretched back to a normal size. The crowd can be seen jubilating, after which the pastor put his arm around Bose’s neck.
https://www.instagram.com/tv/B3_h3VThDtA/?utm_source=ig_embed
The woman, said to be suffering from Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, has been identified in three more videos.
The same Instagram user, @nvoguehair, uncovered more videos in which the very same woman is seen with her bulgy arm again being healed by different pastors after a series of prayers.
Watch those videos below:
https://www.instagram.com/p/B4Ba8_zBczm/
https://www.instagram.com/p/B4CAY2oBLcn/
One of the pastors in the video was identified by social media users as Chris Okafor of the Mountain of Liberation and Miracle Ministry. Since the woman and the pastors were exposed, Nigerians have taken to social media to share their thoughts on the matter, with many expressing their disbelief.
See some of the reactions below:
As at last count, 8 different Pentecostal pastors have been caught in the web of fake arm straightening miracle.
There are strong indications that there are still many more pastors that have used the same woman to con gullible miracle seeking Christians
Is your pastor among? pic.twitter.com/9boUQpPbfy
— Abrahams Isaac Adigun (@Sbdsng) October 25, 2019
So some people will still go Fake Pastor Chris Okafor church this Sunday morning, be shouting I received it. What are receiving empty prophecy and preaching. May God deliver you people from ignorance, and stupidity in Jesus Name.
— King of Salem ?? (@ihe69) October 27, 2019
When your family witches notice that you are going to a fake pastor ?? pic.twitter.com/HzQxbPGsj3
— There is GOD (@joshuankansah11) October 22, 2019
But why can't FG seal off churches that are engaging fake miracles. Are they different from Yahoo, Yahoo, and 419 people? These are religious scammers, and FG need to take immediate action, arrest and prosecute any fake pastor engaging in such act.
— King of Salem ?? (@ihe69) October 24, 2019
The story did not end there. Pastor Chris Okafor came forward to defend himself after the series of videos were uncovered.
Through his publicist, Samuel Adeyemi, he said that the woman did indeed come to their church and was healed. According to him, the woman may have returned to the place where she got the affliction and therefore, it returned.
“The woman was in our church really. But you know in this issue of deliverance, some people could be delivered here and then go back to where they stayed before and the attack would return. That was what happened to the woman,” he says.
One Chris Kehinde Nwandu claimed to have located Bose Ola on Facebook and gotten her to share her story.
Bose allegedly told Chris that she was healed at all the churches she visited, but the illness always came back. She also denied receiving any money for the ‘miracles’ performed on her.
Check out the interview below:
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