PROPHET OWUOR DECIDED TO PERFORM A MIRACLE IN NIGERIA: MMMMM YOU WILL GETS SHOCKED THE UNUSUAL HAPPENS

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Many Nigerians surged at ‘Prophet’ Owuor as he stepped out of the arrival hall of the Murtala Mohammed International Airport in Lagos, accompanied by Senator Helen Esuene, her daughter, Mrs. Eme Udom and Rev. Israel N. Israel, the man many know as his anchor in Nigeria.
These persons rushing forward to have Owuor lay hands on and pray for them had previously listened as he fielded questions from a small party of journalists. Hitherto, Owuor’s mat of heavy, tangled beard reaching down to his chest masked his identity.
The crowd was a handful and he was supposed to hold a quick mini-healing service.
Even though he kept saying that the blind will see, at the end of the day, no blind eye was opened. No lame person abandoned his crutches. Owuor struggled to have a confirmation of his healing prowess in Nigeria, but it was as if God had taken leave of him!
The few persons who came forward claiming relief from pain, stuttered with the ‘testimony’, while Owuor kept asking if there was a doctor to confirm the magnitude of reprieve enjoyed by this people.
The mishap towards the end of the TBS assembly would have marred Owuor’s reputation irredeemably. As wind storm heralding rainfall started the railing which held floodlights on stage collapsed on a little boy. Owuor who was still talking when this happened, started announcing that people should step away from electricity cables.With worry written all over his face as it began to rain, he refused to heed Esuene’s request to enter a car. He continued to talk, as if to himself, “so this is the rain I saw in my dream."