“What I Did When They Claimed My Wife Had HIV": Bishop David Abioye Narrates in Trending Video
- The founder of Living Word Conquerors Global Assembly, Bishop David Abioye, said his wife was diagnosed with HIV during COVID-19
- The former first vice chairman of the Living Faith Church Worldwide said he fought the sickness to a standstill at that time
- In a trending video, Bishop Abioye explained what he did, with doctors reportedly unable to find traces of the virus during a check-up
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FCT, Abuja - The founder of Living Word Conquerors Global Assembly, Bishop David Abioye, said his wife was diagnosed with HIV during COVID-19.
Bishop Abioye said he fought the sickness with scriptural revelation.
Source: Facebook
The popular man of God said the doctors could not find the HIV after his wife went for a check-up.
He stated during a Sunday service at his church in Abuja.
In a video shared by Church Gist via its X handle, Abioye said:
“During Covid-19, they said my wife had HIV; I said no, not in this body. By the time they checked her, I got a scriptural revelation. The prince of this world came to check me, and they have found nothing. I said, 'Do the check-up'. They checked up and couldn’t find anything there.
“Am I right, Doctor B? He was there, healing is not for gentlemen. You don’t nurse sickness to go, you fight sickness to go.
“Some elements in the country are negotiating with bandits, and the more they negotiate with them, the more established they become.
“You don’t negotiate sickness to go, you crush it to go. You stand on the top of it like David stood on the head of Goliath to cut it down.
“You don’t wonder why this sickness is here, otherwise you will become a wanderer.”
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Abioye speaks about when he couldn't afford bread
Recall that Bishop Abioye also recounted how he struggled financially years ago.
The cleric recalled one particular time he needed to buy bread of 6 kobo, but he had only 5 kobo on him.
He said there were days when people around him were living in plenty, and he had to manage things.
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Bishop Abioye speaks out on Christian genocide
Legit.ng also reported that Bishop Abioye condemned attempts by 'wicked people' to deny alleged Christian killings in Nigeria.
United States envoy Massad Boulos dismissed the claims and said terrorism in Nigeria affected Christians and Muslims.
Abioye urged Christians to remain steadfast amid the persecution and called on God to strengthen His faithful.
Source: Legit.ng
