Chinazor Onwe, a resident of Abuja, recently shared a remarkable testimony of transformation at a fellowship organized by the Zion Prayer Movement Outreach, founded by Evangelist Ebuka Obi in Lagos. The event, held last Sunday, saw participants recounting various breakthroughs, healings, and deliverances they experienced through the ministry.
Onwe, who hails from Ishielu Local Government Area in Ebonyi State, reflected on the struggles her family endured before they joined the Zion Prayer Movement. “We came from a family where poverty was at its peak. There was nothing good, and life was incredibly difficult,” she explained, recounting how tough it was to even raise transport fare to attend the fellowship in Lagos.
Her turning point came during the “Odeshi” programme last December, which she credits for the dramatic shift in her family’s fortune. Since attending, Onwe has achieved remarkable milestones: she sent two of her siblings to Canada for their studies, completed a long-abandoned family house in her village that had stood unfinished for 12 years, and even built a duplex in Abuja—all within the past year.
Her testimony, along with others shared at the event, highlighted the life-changing impact of the Zion Prayer Movement on its members. Evangelist Ebuka Obi’s outreach continues to draw people from across Nigeria seeking spiritual breakthroughs and divine intervention in their lives.
