A Nigerian mother has opened up about the painful experience that changed her life forever — after her one-year-old son developed cerebral palsy during a supposed “deliverance session” at her husband’s church.
In a video that’s now making rounds online, the woman recounted how it all began as a normal prayer session. She said her son, who was just a year and four months old at the time, was next in line when the pastor suddenly claimed that the boy had a big star and was “chained by the enemy.”
According to her, the pastor insisted that a deliverance must be done immediately. During the process, the woman said the pastor turned her little boy upside down — and that was the moment everything changed. Right after the act, her son reportedly began having seizures. The seizures became frequent and later led to a brain injury, which doctors diagnosed as cerebral palsy.
She revealed that since that day, her life has never been the same. The mother explained that caring for her son has been extremely tough — emotionally, physically, and financially. She said her husband, who was a member of the same church, abandoned them when their child turned two years old.
When asked if her husband remarried, she said she heard he already has another wife and has moved on with his life. 📹:TT/ekaftv#news
Are you sure your husband didn’t plan with the Pastor to do this to you? The heart of man is wicked
Bar1941: Imagine the mannerless spoilt little girl calling her parents concluded sworn enemies!
How is she mannerless? Did you live with them to know what she knows? Why is it that Africans like hiding or being subtle about their parents bad behavior?
Dogalmighty17: I don't understand. Isn't the bible clear on this? If one spouse moves out and proceeds to remarry, nothing stops the other spouse from remarrying.
Nollywood actress and billionaire wife, Regina Daniels, has once again set social media ablaze after unveiling her newly acquired multi-million naira duplex in Lagos.
The actress, who left her marriage with businessman and politician Prince Ned Nwoko, took to her social media page to share stunning photos and videos of the luxurious property, accompanied by a bold caption:
“In my house, I am a queen.” 👑
The statement has since gone viral, sparking massive reactions from fans and fellow celebrities who flooded her comment section with congratulatory messages and admiration.
Regina’s new house — located in one of Lagos’s highbrow areas — reportedly features ultra-modern architecture, state-of-the-art interiors, and spacious living areas designed to match her royal taste.
Sources close to the actress revealed that the property had been under development for months, and its completion marks a significant milestone in her growing investment portfolio.
The 24-year-old star has consistently made headlines not only for her acting career but also for her evolving lifestyle and business ventures. Her latest acquisition has further cemented her status as one of the most influential and successful young actresses in Nigeria’s entertainment industry.
Social media users have since turned the phrase “In my house, I am a queen” into a trending topic, with many fans praising her confidence and independence.
This is coming after she left her matrimonial house few days ago after an altercation with the senator's aides
No doubt, with this latest achievement, Regina Daniels has once again proven that she’s living her best life — like true royalty. 👑✨
Lol! House that her husband bought for her? Anyway, it’s good that she is happy
Tenrack: naso e easy. When the deadbeat still dey knack her for side. Now you see why sensible men don't want to have anything to do with single moms? the baggage is too much. Far outweighs whatever momentary gain is there. No worth the hassle
Then she is not serious, a person who abandons you to take care of the child you have together, shouldn’t even be worth your attention. Godforbid but if na me, I won’t even be talking to you
Ishilove: Bad news sells. A LOT. Which is why most people will click on stories of bad marriages because it reinforces the increasingly popular, albeit demonic worldview that "marriage is outdated."
I am sharing some lovely stories here to encourage the singles that there are still good marriages out there, you just need grace to meet the right person. People don't talk about good marriages, so join me in celebrating these ones I'll be posting here.
This first story na lamba. No police station will put a man and woman in the same cell even if they are married
As she should. What is rightfully yours cannot given to another, and if you don't take it, nobody will give it to you. Only the violent taketh it by force.
Wahala for those ones wey think say wife go dey house dey cry. 😭
Funny enough, the man will still buy her another car
Billionaire senator Ned Nwoko has responded to the viral video of his wife, Regina Daniels, crying and alleging domestic violence. In a shocking statement, Ned denied the claims, accusing Regina of drug and alcohol abuse as the real cause of their marital problems. He alleged she attacked staff, destroyed property, and even shared a video showing the damaged house windows. The senator insists Regina needs rehabilitation, while fans remain divided over who to believe — Regina’s emotional outburst or Ned’s explosive revelation.
Dogalmighty17: Showing up all made up the way she did and leaving as soon as he was committed to the ground will indicate that her character is a possible reason why the husband looked outside in the first place. I am not excusing the late husband's cheating. But whatever it is, he remains the father of her children and if she has nothing else to mourn for, that her kids will grow up without their father is reason enough. Secondly, her actions indicate she is outrightly cutting ties with her husband's people. Possibly, that will be the last time they'll see her or the kids. The way the husband died is shameful. The wife drawing attention to it by her actions, embarrasses her in-laws and her children. Of course there will be mourners at the burial who are not family and they will be wondering why the wife left. They will get to know the reason why and whatever positive memory they may have about the late husband, will vaporise.
Any woman who can openly disrespect and disregard her in-laws like that is a woman who never had much regard or respect for her husband in the first place..
Kobojunkie avoid me. You go show here now now.
Will you have made this statement if the reverse was the case?
Kobojunkie: Stop rapping nonsense! Children didn't ask to be born implies it is this who choose to conceive and birth them that force those children into existence. That you were born does not then mean you must have kids.
You have lost it so it is no use bantering words with you
Righteousness2: My PRECIOUS DADDY, The GREAT GOD OF THE CHOSEN, THE HOLY ONE OF ISRAEL, THE GOD OF My Pastor,
Daddy, I pray thee, LET YOUR ANGLES MOVE INTO ACTION, Set CONFUSED CONFUSION IN THE CAMP OF THESE KIDNAPPERS, MAKE THEM TO FIGHT THEMSELVES TO DESTRUCTION. MYSTERIOUSLY Release this young lady in JESUS NAME. ..
THIS WEEK, THIS MONTH, I WANT TO HEAR OF HER RELEASE IN JESUS NAME. .... AMEN THANK YOU PRECIOUS DADDY. IT IS DONE..
meobizy: I dey fold arms look una. If women were bad, all men would remain unmarried.
The thing I hate most is when Nigerians birth kids with the intention that they’ll take care of them in old age. Your children owe you nothing.
That is one thing about whites that I respect the most. They raise children, free them to their own adulthoods at eighteen then work towards saving enough to use a care home. The selfish ones who realize beforehand that their kids won’t care for them decide to use their pension to finance a young African or traditional wife.
This ‘your children owe you nothing’ is the most selfish thing to say! Why has the generation lost it? Your children owe you as much as owe them too
Growing up, I watched my parents work tirelessly to provide for our family. They were always there for me and my three other younger siblings, sacrificing their own happiness for our well-being. As I grew older, I realized that their dedication to our family had come at a cost - they were lonely, and their lives revolved around me as the first son and the only son around in Nigeria.
After my graduation from the university, I relocated to the city and started business ventures while leaving behind my two brothers in the university but they relocated to Europe immediately after their NYSC, I would often visit home and find my parents sitting alone in the evenings, with no one to share their thoughts or experiences with. My father's eyes would light up when I walked in, and my mother's face would break into a warm smile. But beneath the surface, I saw the loneliness and helplessness because they were left alone with our last born and the only daughter we have who was going to school from home.
The scenario that broke the Carmel back was after my sister was posted to far away ADAMAWA state for her Youth service and my dear parents were left all alone to help themselves, they are retirees with Dad a retired principal in a secondary school and mom a retired LGA staff....One Saturday, I visited home unannounced and met the two of my parents lying down helpless with none of them strong enough to even bring out food from the refrigerator to microwave and eat, no strength to even wake up to plug in their phones to charge even when there was electricity supply because they were sick and weak.... immediately they saw me, they rejoiced as if a Messiah had befallen them, my dad told me they had not eaten anything since the previous day because they had no helper and the first thing I should do was to hurry up and warm soup and make Eba for them to start with.
I quickly dropped my luggages and rushed to do as they requested and sooner than later their joy was resoundly restored , we spent all night gisting and merrying that i couldnt hang out with my home boys who were eagerly waiting to have some bottles and cups of palm wine with bush meat on me.
On getting back to the city I realized that I needed as a matter of urgency to give them the joy and companionship they deserved. I needed to bring someone into my life who would care for them as their own parents. I began to appreciate the importance of family and the value of having someone to share life's moments with.
I made up my mind to marry my girlfriend that I dated from the university because I knew she would be my partner, and together, we could give my parents the happiness and companionship they deserved. I wanted to repay their selflessness and sacrifice by giving them a sense of security and joy in their later years.
Marrying her wasn't just about us; it was about building a life together that would bring happiness to my parents. I'm grateful to have found someone who shares my values and loves my family as much as I do.
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Yet again, you need to get a househelp for them, you can’t just leave them alone like that. You are lucky you have good parents sha
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