"Location Dey Change Person Prayer Point": Lady Shares Her New Prayer Request since Moving Abroad

"Location Dey Change Person Prayer Point": Lady Shares Her New Prayer Request since Moving Abroad

  • A Nigerian lady in the diaspora has said that a change in location affects the kind of prayers one makes
  • Using herself as an example, she opened up about her prayer points when she lived in Nigeria and what they have become now that she resides abroad
  • When she closes from work in Nigeria, her prayer points are centred on hope that there is no traffic on the road and that there is a power supply at home

A Nigerian nursing student schooling abroad, known as Ifeyinwa, has stated that people's prayer points change when they change location.

According to the lady, when she closes from work in Nigeria, she usually prays that the road is free of traffic and that there is light at home.

Nigerian lady living abroad shares how change in location changes one's prayer point
A Nigerian lady says location changes one's prayer point. Photo Credit: @ifeyinwaspov
Source: TikTok

However, since moving abroad, her prayer point has changed. When she closes from work or after her business of the day, she said she now prays that she is not issued a parking ticket.

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In a TikTok video, the student spoke in Pidgin while stating her observation.

In the clip, she was relieved to find out that she had not been issued a parking ticket, despite parking her car in an inappropriate location.

In her words:

"Una dey see how location dey change person prayer point.
"Those days, if you finish from something for Nigeria, on your way home, your prayer go be something like, make traffic no dey, make light dey, you understand?
"But now, I don finish from something, my prayer na make them no give me parking ticket because where I park no good.
"Una dey see?"

She expressed gratitude to God for escaping being issued a parking ticket.

Nigerian lady living abroad shares how change in location changes one's prayer point
A Nigerian lady abroad says her prayer point has changed. Photo Credit: @ifeyinwaspov
Source: TikTok

Watch her video below:

Lady's observation triggers reactions online

Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the lady's observation below:

olufunke said:

"😁😁😁😁 Very true."

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18__57 said:

"I need this kind of prayer."

ʙɪᴛᴄᴏɪɴ ᴍᴀᴄʜɪɴᴇ ᴏꜰ ᴛʜᴇ ꜱᴏᴜᴛʜ💰 said:

"Reality."

peaceuwem said:

"Make accident no dey🤣🤣 I can't even remember praying those type of yeye prayers since i relocated🤣🤣 God thank you o."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a lady had celebrated after her dream of relocating overseas came to pass after she participated in the Hallelujah Challenge.

UK-based lady makes request to God

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a UK-based lady had lamented the scarcity of men abroad and begged God to provide her a man who would marry her.

In a video posted on TikTok, the lady said that women who are married there should consider themselves lucky. She said there was nothing "outside", suggesting that finding a good man willing to settle down in marriage was becoming harder.

According to the lady, she has changed her prayer point and is now asking God for a man, even if he is not good-looking. She said she was no longer considering that she would marry a handsome, tall man, as she had on her list before. As things stand now, she would accept any man who knows God, even if the man is not handsome.

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