Nigerian Pastor Seemingly Can't Walk After Embarking On 21 Days Fasting And Prayer

• The lead pastor of the Zion Ark of Covenant Int’l Bible Church Inc. in Delta State, Victor Great, has been unable to walk following his journey to a 21-day fasting and prayer.
• In a video posted on the church's Facebook page, the cleric was seen in a white outfit and carried to the altar.
• The cleric was seen being laid on the ground by the church's protocol, and he was heard making some prophetic utterance

Asaba, Delta - Victor Great, the lead pastor of the Zion Ark of Covenant Int’l Bible Church Inc. in Delta State, could not walk after he had journeyed to a 21-day fasting and prayer.

The cleric was seen in a video posted on the church's Facebook page, dressed in a white outfit and carried from his car to the church's altar by the devoted protocol officers.

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They then gently laid him on the ground while the congregation surrounded him. He was then seen delivering prophetic utterances while the followers paid rapt attention to the messages.

Why Delta Pastor Victor Great collapses

On Wednesday, August 30, the pastor announced in a video on the church's Facebook page that he would be going on a 21-fasting and prayer to “shut the gates of death.”

He said:

“Where I am going, you will not see me anywhere. I will go to the hiding place and cry to God for my people. The gate is already open where I am going. Do you think it is my will? It is an assignment. I came here to defy the gate of death and declare that there are people you will not take under my watch.”

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In the video, he was heard to have promised to stand as the representative of his congregation before the gate of death and prevent it from any member away.

Pastor refuses to bless marriage of his daughter after realising groom doesn't have papers

In a related story, YEN.com.gh reported that a video of how a father in Canada reacted at his daughter's wedding has attracted a lot of reactions on social media.

The man disagreed with the marriage because the groom was not legally documented.

In the video that had gone viral on TikTok, the officiating pastor, who happened to be the bride's father, questioned the groom in the full glare of the wedding guests on whether he was legally documented and had the necessary permits to live in Canada.

Source: Legit.ng