Moment Reverend Esther Ajayi Laid Hand on Fuji Musician Osupa and prayed for him warms hearts as video emerges
- The founder of the Love of Christ Generation Church C&S (Worldwide), Reverend Esther Ajayi could be seen in a heartwarming video praying for Fuji maestro Saheed Osupa
- Reverend Ajayi and Osupa boarded the same plane and she used the opportunity to pray for the popular musician
- The video, which taught social media users about religious tolerance, warmed the hearts of many online
A video of Reverend Esther Ajayi praying for Fuji maestro Saheed Osupa has warmed hearts on social media.
In the video that was shared on Instagram by the popular musician, the Christian cleric who was onboard the same plane with the Fuji maestro, lay hands on him, praying to God to be with him.
As the prayer was ongoing, Osupa, who is a Christian, kept saying amen despite religious difference.
Sharing the video on Instagram, he said it is prayer that works and not might, adding that may every prayer be answered.
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In his words:
"Just now!!! Adúrà lọ n'gbà, agbára kọ. May our prayers be answered, Àmín! A moment with our Highly Revered Prophetess Esther Ajayi!"
Social media reacts
The video warmed hearts on social media and Nigerians took to the comment section to share their thoughts on it.
@obaksolo said:
"God Bless you King."
@jameskaiye commented:
"This what it's to understand religion, we are human first before religion so love should be the key irrespective of what our opinions are."
@fauzariclothings wrote:
"Aaaaamin insha Allah."
@stevenjay_world said:
"@kingsaheedosupa baba God go continue to keep you in good health for us and we love your music here."
Orange hawker adopted by Reverend Esther Ajayi now enjoys a better life
In other news, a young Nigerian boy, Ayomide, is now living a much better life two years after he went viral in the online community for his angelic voice.
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Ayomide, who was once an orange hawker had caught the attention of social media users after he was filmed singing a gospel song as he sold to a customer.
Luckily for the young man, popular clergywoman, Reverend Esther Ajayi took interest in him and decided to adopt him as a child.
In a recent video shared on the clergywoman’s Instagram page, the young man was seen looking all grown and chubbier than he was years ago when he was discovered.
Source: Legit.ng