Prophet Nigel Gaisie Claims Without Evidence That God Used Him To Revive a Dead Man at Korle Bu
- Prophet Nigel Gaisie is on the receiving end of criticism and fact checks after claiming without evidence that his prayer resurrected a dead man at Korle Bu Hospital
- The preacher said he was called to the teaching hospital by the family for a general prayer before the bible-like miracle allegedly happened
- Nonetheless, available scientific evidence suggests that it is impossible to revive people declared biologically dead
Prophet Nigel Gaisie has shared a personal story he says remains one of the most defining moments of his ministry.
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Speaking openly in an interview with Andy Dosty on Hitz FM, the founder of Prophetic Hill Chapel was asked a question many religious leaders are often careful about.
"Has God ever used you in a situation where someone came back from the dead?" he was asked.
Instead of avoiding the question, the prophet chose to brandish a purported incident from his memory.
Prophet Nigel Gaisie claims resurrecting dead man
In what appears to be an explanation that beats logic and science, Prophet Gaisie claimed the incident happened at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital and involved a man he identified as Philip Acquah.
Philip, Nigel Gaisie claimed, was a banker who lived with diabetes.
His wife, a nurse and a member of Prophet Nigel Gaisie’s church at the time, ostensibly reached out when the situation turned critical.
The prophet explained that Philip fell seriously ill and was rushed to Korle Bu, where doctors later moved him to the Intensive Care Unit.
At some point, he said, the medical readings dropped. The pulse was gone. Everything showed zero.
When the call came in, Prophet Nigel Gaisie said he was allegedly in Oyarifa.
On the phone was a distraught wife, reportedly watching her husband slip away despite all medical efforts.
He claimed that he prayed immediately and instructed those around to pour water on Philip, adding that the instruction came through spiritual prompting.
Based on his account purporting the seemingly impossible, he then drove straight to the hospital. By the time he arrived, he said the atmosphere was heavy.
Nigel Gaisie and the 'dead man miracle'
The Man of God purported that Philip had already been declared dead based on medical indicators. He recalled allegedly touching Philip, placing his hands on his forehead, and praying quietly.
According to Prophet Nigel Gaisie, signs of life returned not long after.
At this point, it is instrumental to note that Prophet Nigel Gaisie's claims defy scientific logic.
Medical practitioners have in the past expressed scepticism over such claims, asserting they are not backed by facts.
For instance, an article reviewed by Renee Nilan, MD, an emergency medicine physician, points out that biological death, defined as brain death, is irreversible.
The only exception is when doctors keep the body alive while the brain is dead by keeping the person on a ventilator.
As such, YEN.com.gh cannot independently verify the claims made by Nigel Gaisie, as available scientific evidence suggests this is impossible.
Nigel Gaisie credits God for "resurrection miracle"
Based on Nigel Gaisie's purported account, Philip ostensibly survived and is alive today.
He alleged that records of the incident exist at Korle Bu and that Philip’s wife, being a nurse, understood exactly how serious the situation was.
YEN.com.gh could also not verify these claims at the time of publishing this report.
Throughout the interview, the prophet avoided taking credit for the alleged 'miracle'.
He insisted the moment had nothing to do with personal power, stressing that God alone acted, and he was simply used.
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Since the interview aired, the story has stirred conversation across Ghana, with many reflecting on faith, doubt, and the moments when hope seems almost out of reach.
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Nigel Gaisie's prophecy about Adenta surfaces
Previously, YEN.com.gh reported that Prophet Nigel Gaisie resurfaced with a concerning prophecy, which he claimed came to him through a dream while praying for guidance.
The cleric shared that in his vision, buildings were collapsing in the Adenta and Pantang areas of Accra.
Netizens thronged the comment section, offering prayers, concern, and sharing diverse views on the prophet’s message online.
Proofreading by Samuel Gitonga, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
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