“I Devoted My Life after God Saved”: Gospel Singer Buchi Narrates Encounter with a Firing Squad

• Nigerian gospel singer Buchi Atuonwu made waves online after he narrated his near-death encounter 
• During an interview with Channels Television, the Reggae artist spoke on how he slipped out of the hands of a firing squad
• Buchi also pointed out how he prayed at that moment and was shocked to have made it out alive, which would later alter his life direction 

Nigerian gospel singer Buchi Atuonwu has opened up on a deadly incident that transformed his life.

In an interview with Channels Television, the lyrical evangelist shared that he almost died in the hands of a firing squad and had to “call to a God he did know.” 

Atuonwu revealed how he prayed to God at that intense moment and promised to serve him. Luckily for him God granted his wish. Since then, he dedicated his life to serving God.

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“It is true that the people who were to execute us were already kneeling before us, ready to fire. It is true that I called out to a God I didn’t know. ‘If you save me, I’ll serve you”. Let me just say that he saved me from that firing squad, and I devoted my life to serving him,” he said in parts.

Watch his video below:

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that Buchi worked towards uniting Christendom through songs and hymns of old. He considers this assignment his life purpose.

The Reggae artist held the first National Hymn Festival, which was held in Lagos in November 2022.

The event had his colleagues like Panam Percy Paul, Joe Praize, and Ada, present.

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Mercy Chinwo, husband offer scholarships to 50 UNIPORT

Popular Nigerian gospel singer Mercy Chinwo and her clergy husband Blessed warmed the hearts of many online with their recent largesse.

The Christian lovebirds, who recently found themselves in some sort of paternity controversy, decided to provide scholarships to 50 students at the University of Port Harcourt.

Source: Legit.ng