Meet the Ghanaian female singer with no legs but winning souls for Jesus
- Onyameba Betty is a Ghanaian female singer and minister of God
- Betty allegedly lost both legs after a near-death experience
- The limbless woman of God has been impacting lives through her powerful gospel ministrations
- Inspiring photos of her ministering with Elder Mireku have surfaced on social media
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Undoubtedly, it takes more than just resilience to bounce back after a near-death experience and Onyameba Betty is yet another proof of a Divine Being who engineers second chances.
According to social media user Oppong Jeremiah, visibly limbless Onyameba Betty lost both legs after an accident.
''An Enviable, affable and a strong lady indeed Accident couldn’t Comprehend her not ...The accident was to break her down But surprisingly it rather encouraged and strengthened her to uplift the good Name of the Lord through worship And inspirational songs...Isn’t she Amazing? Enjoy your day.
May God bless you for allowing yourself to be an instrument to ya maker,'' Jeremiah wrote in celebration of Betty when she turned a new age in December 2019.
Despite becoming physically challenged following the accident, Betty has demonstrated great resilience.
The native of Toase in the Ashanti region has become an inspiration to many including the old and young.
According to details on social media, Onyameba Betty received her secondary education at Toase Senior High School (TOSS) and has since been enormously involved in the Kingdom business.
Despite her current state, she continues to represent as a Kingdom ambassador and God’s law enforcement agent here in the earth realm while impacting lives and winning souls through her powerful ministrations.
YEN.com.gh sighted awe-inspiring photos of Onyameba Betty with Elder Mireku, a veteran Ghanaian gospel musician after an image of her was shared in a Facebook group.
In other stories, YEN.com.gh reported a social media user identified as Agbalenyo Nelson has recounted the struggle of a Ghanaian roasted plantain seller after he successfully graduated from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST).
Agbalenyo Nelson disclosed in a post on social media that the married father of four kids struggled with unemployment after several submitted application letters yielded no results.
He revealed the man was compelled to figure out a niche to provide for himself and that led him to begin a plantain roasting business.
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