OPM general overseer, Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere, explains how he almost died due to exhaustion
The General Overseer of the Omega Power Ministries, Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere, has narrated what transpired when he hosted the family of late Deborah Samuel in Port Harcourt. This was disclosed via a live video on his verified Facebook handle 4 hours ago.
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According to Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere: “I am doing this video to let the general public know that I am alive because many rumours have being going on that I am dead. God is forever faithful as He brought me back to life. What happened to me was not an attack but stress.
“I took some scholarship children to Cyprus. I also went to see my students in Dubai, I also went to Turkey and other places. As soon as I came back, the Deborah’s issue came up. I had to arrange for them to come over to Port Harcourt.
“When I came back from our dinner outing, I reached home around 1AM, then slept around 3AM. So in the morning, I took them to the OPM Specialist Hospital for medical checkup. While they were going through the medical checkup, that was when the stress entered into me and I fell down and passed out.
“As soon as I passed out, I saw myself walking in a long line that was shiny. I saw about one million children that were shouting, ‘go back! go back!’
“I was still coming, they intensified the ‘go back!’ Suddenly, I felt something like rain dropping on me. When I opened my eyes, the doctors were pouring me water.
“The doctors did a test on me and said I must go through an immediate operation before I die. I refused to allow them on agreement that if they come back today and see that thing they saw, then they can proceed. As I speak, God has healed me and they didn’t see anything.”
He concluded by thanking the doctors God used to wake him up, and those who also prayed for him while he was going through all of these. He also used this medium to urge pastors and the general public to take some rest while working.
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