Uma Ukpai's Death: Man's 2024 Post Soliciting Prayers for Late Preacher Resurfaces
- A Nigerian man has recounted a post he made on the 24th of November, 2024, soliciting prayers for the late Uma Ukpai and some other preachers
- He reshared the throwback post following the sad news about the death of the popular preacher
- Emotional comments and heartfelt condolences messages have been pouring in since the demise of the preacher
A Nigerian man paid a heartfelt tribute to the late evangelist Uma Ukpai after finding out about his passing.
He recounted a post he made in November 2024, expressing concern for the popular preacher's well-being.
Source: Facebook
Man's 2024 post about Uma Ukpai resurfaces
In the Facebook post shared by Charles Awuzie in 2024, he disclosed that he had been burdened by a strong feeling to pray for Uma Ukpai's life.
He solicited prayers for Uma Ukpai and other prominent pastors like TD James and Ayo Oritsejafor.
The young man had also encouraged those around them to gift them and acknowledge their influence over people's lives.
Source: Facebook
In his words:
"Pray for TD Jakes. Pray for Dr. Uma Ukpai. Pray for Papa Ayo Oritsejafor. I feel a deep burden for these generals. They have served. If you are around them, give them gifts and let them know how much they have impacted you. I hope this post won’t be misunderstood."
Awuzie narrated that one of Uma Ukpai's sons reached out to him after seeing the post, and he appreciated the connection.
He described Uma Ukpai as a man of great influence, remembering the preacher's prayer for him before he left Nigeria.
In his caption, he said:
"November last year, I felt a strong burden for Dr. UMA UKPAI which I posted. One of his biological sons reached out too and I appreciate that connection. Papa Uma has died. He was a man of great influence. Before I left Nigeria, he was the last minister who prayed for me. May his soul rest in Peace."
Reactions trail man's post about Uma Ukpai
Facebook users reacted massively in the comments section.
Nelly Love said:
"Rest on daddy, I was greatly impacted by your ministry. I remembered the day God used you to raise a little boy who has been dead for over 4 hrs before your arrival back to life when you came to crusade in my hometown. That miracle drew me closer to God even though I was still young then. I remember your favorite song in one of assemblies of God crusade titled 'THE MIGHTY GOD'. Saints don't die, they just sleep on."
Favour Akam said:
"He was a great minister who spoke the mind of God and made manifest the power of God in different dimensions. May his soul rest in peace. I'm sure he's in a better place far beyond the sufferings of this world."
King Vin said:
"When I read the news of his demise on his official page some hours ago, I told my wife that you shared a post about Dr. Uma sometime late last year. I told her you will make a post to reference it once you learn the general is gone. Now, you have fulfilled that prediction. May his soul rest in peace. A huge loss to us OHAFIANS, Nigeria, and the world at large, Charles Awuzie."
Eno Bassey-Dickson said:
"Amen. May his impact continue to grow, even in his absent. He has impacted a lot if life. He has been a huge blessing to me, in my days in Assemblies of God church, especially during Easter retreat at youth camp."
Lady's post about Uma Ukpai trends
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian lady shared a controversial post on X following the unfortunate demise of popular preacher Uma Ukpai.
In the post shared via her official account, she disclosed why she has been finding it hard to celebrate him even in death.
Source: Legit.ng
