This amazing testimony was shared at Winners' Chapel's head quarters, Canaan Land, Ota, today. A lady whose arms was twisted wrote WAEC with her leg and passed beautifully, obtaining six credits out of the nine papers she wrote.

An organization which heard of her feat has offered to sponsor her tertiary education and also pay for her accommodation. That is aside guaranteeing her a job after graduation.
See how God changed her life: a supposed object of pity is now a dignified and celebrated success. Just like God did for Aki and Pawpaw!

Bishop Oyedepo had to thoroughly verify the testimony before announcing it. He confessed that he had never heard such an awesome testimony in his 44 years in ministry. He thereafter called the lady to the pulpit and celebrated her.

An amazing story indeed. In spite of her disability she has done well for herself even doing better than many of her able bodied peers, that is why i am particularly very pleased for the opportunities being given to her by this nameless organisation, but I am sure that she would have been even more pleased if Daddy G.O Adeboye had used some of his holy ghost power to miraculously straighten her hands.

She should be proud.

dorox: I would have been even more pleased if Daddy G.O Adeboye had used some of his holy ghost power to miraculously straighten her hands.

I really hope she's healed too. The God who uses (ordinary) Winners' member to raise up the dead will do it.

aglomar: I really hope she's healed too. The God who uses (ordinary) Winners' member to raise up the dead will do it.

Wouldn't it have been nice if she was healed? Unfortunately miracles like that don't seem to happen to real people in the real world.

dorox:
Wouldn't it have been nice if she was healed? Unfortunately miracles like that don't seem to happen to real people in the real world.

interestingly, people like you will call it a hoax if she does get healed

Mr_Anony:
interestingly, people like you will call it a hoax if she does get healed

You are not wrong my friend, guilty as charged. I have seen enough hoax in my short stint as a fire breathing pentecostal to be skeptical by default when presented with unverifiable stories.

dorox:
You are not wrong my friend, guilty as charged. I have seen enough hoax in my short stint as a fire breathing pentecostal to be skeptical by default when presented with unverifiable stories.

Good. Then you know you are being irrational since you can't have it both ways. You can't demand for a miracle with one side of your mouth while preparing to reject it with the other side of your mouth should it occur.

‘We played flute music for you,
but you did not dance;
we sang a funeral song,
but you did not mourn.’

- Jesus Christ (Matt 11:16-19)

dorox:
Wouldn't it have been nice if she was healed? Unfortunately miracles like that don't seem to happen to real people in the real world.

God has decided to dignify her in her state. he can surely heal her!!

Mr_Anony:
Good. Then you know you are being irrational since you can't have it both ways. You can't demand for a miracle with one side of your mouth while preparing to reject it with the other side of your mouth should it occur.

‘We played flute music for you,
but you did not dance;
we sang a funeral song,
but you did not mourn.’

- Jesus Christ (Matt 11:16-19)

I don't see how wanting to verify any claim of miracle after all the many hoax i have seen makes me irrational. It is clear to me that you don't understand the verse you just quoted.

dorox:
I don't see how wanting to verify any claim of miracle after all the many hoax i have seen makes me irrational. It is clear to me that you don't understand the verse you just quoted.

I will post the pix. Her hands are twisted!