Drogba: YOLO Actor John Peasah Denies Getting Healed After Church Miracle
- Actor John Peasah has opened up about his church miracle, which reportedly healed him from Stiff Person Syndrome
- The once viral sensation, in a recent interview, said the reports about the miracle which went viral on social media were inaccurate
- He shared an update on his life-threatening condition, which has taken him off the screens for over five years
Ghanaian actor John Peasah, popularly known as Drogba of YOLO fame, has set the record straight about his health condition following reports that a divine miracle had cured him of his condition.
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Initial reports suggested his condition was a debilitating demyelinating disease, leading to symptoms like weakness, numbness, vision problems, and loss of coordination.
In his recent interview, Drogba confirmed that he was suffering from Stiff Person Syndrome, the same condition that plagued global superstar Celine Dion.
Last year, the once viral actor reportedly received spiritual healing from the leader of the Christ Embassy Airport City Youth Church (CECY), Pastor Enoch Ofori Boamah, at his Friday Night miracle service on August 30, 2024.
He was seen in videos testifying that he had been healed from his medical condition.
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Drogba denies being completely healed
In a recent interview with DJ Slim on the Streets is Watching podcast, John Peasah noted that much of what the public knows about his healing miracle from last year was inaccurate.
Drogba explained that while he felt slightly better after the miracle service, his condition did not immediately go away.
He emphasised that what he experienced after the miracle was progressive healing and not an instant cure.
According to Drogba, he is still far from a full recovery. Unfortunately, donations to his $280k fundraiser have stalled following the inaccurate reports about his condition.
In his interview, the actor shed light on his struggles as a victim of the condition, which has robbed him of his passion and career.
The condition had taken a toll on his voice, making many fans express their concern after watching the interview.
Ghanaians empathise with Drogba
YEN.com.gh gathered a few comments from social media users.
@YaronZango10 said:
His speech is not even normal. Allah grant him shifaa. Ameen
@StanleyMawu commented:
Life ong just small thing na Nipa ayɛ mmerɛ. Reminds me of my dad
@AlbertLumor shared:
His speech is distorted
@Kojo_Sack
Negga not sounding healthy. This ain’t the YOLO Drogba I know 💔🤦♂️
@asamoahstephen295 wrote:
Really heartbreaking dj slim, kindly try and get a platform ti raise something for this guy. Read do support with the little I have 🤦😩
@Jerry_annie said:
I get tears in my eyes. God will guide you through all this pain. Drogba ampaa his talking is not even clear. We pray for the speediest recovery ever.
@atakorahfrimpong920 commented:
You can see from how he’s talking. The guy is still suffering. Wish you speedy recovery bro
@samuelsemanu4555 added:
This man will get out of this, I watched the entire interview and I know what I'm talking about. I have been serving in Chist embassy youth church for some time, but he's keeping it well. God has seen him through all!
Moesha appeals to fans for healing prayers
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Moesha Buodong appealed to fans and Ghanaians to pray for her healing as she turned 35 on March 10, 2025.
The embattled socialite shared a positive update on her recovery from the health challenges that restricted her movements in recent years.
Moesha Buodong shared that she was hopeful of receiving a miraculous healing from her health challenges and urged her fans to remain faithful.
Source: YEN.com.gh
