Man Who Attended Hallelujah Challenge Festival Shows What People Did When It Started Raining

Man Who Attended Hallelujah Challenge Festival Shows What People Did When It Started Raining

  • A man who attended the Hallelujah Challenge Festival showed what he saw people doing when rain started at the venue
  • He shared a video that showed attendees of the program and what they did while it was raining heavily
  • His video caught people’s attention online, and they shared their observations about the people's actions

A Nigerian man who attended the Hallelujah Festival Challenge on Sunday, November 2, 2025, shared his observations about people’s reaction during rainfall.

The Hallelujah Challenge Festival, organised by gospel singer Nathaniel Bassey, was held at the Police College Ground, Ikeja, Lagos, to signify the end of the 25-day Hallelujah Challenge.

Nathaniel Bassey closes off 2025 Hallelujah Challenge with praise festival
A man shares his observation at Nathaniel Bassey's Hallelujah Challenge festival. Photo: TikTok/@joshh_miluyi, Instagram/@nathanielblow
Source: TikTok

In a video by @joshh_miluyi on TikTok, the man showed how attendees still remained at the venue even when it started raining.

Some used chairs and umbrellas to cover themselves while others sat still.

He captioned the video:

“POV: a generation that seeks God even in the rain. Hallelujah Challenge festival. Even the rain cannot stop what God is set to do at the Hallelujah Challenge Festival.

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Watch the video below:

Reactions trail man’s experience at Hallelujah Festival

@Alexis said:

"I have been running up and down looking for the live stream on fb,tiktok,youtube like what I don't know chaiii."

@HairByJulyNaya said:

"Lol I just spotted myself here. What an experience!"

@Prunelle

"I know that if you do something spiritual and it s rain is good sign thank lord."

@Amarachi said:

"Nobody expected that rain from we complaining that the sun is too much to unexpected heavy rain fall. the switch was mad but it was nice seeing that nobody cared about the rain.it was an awesome experience."

@Eddy Morgan said:

"Guys my visa has been approved this morning."

@noeline said:

"Nigerians are really struggling. #Evelyn Wanjiru."

@Nnyen Adomi said:

"Kabaya. There is such a hunger."

@Oyiza said:

"Please someone should notify me on the live I have checked everywhere I no see."

@Dwell’sTea said:

"Wait, you guys stayed till morning? Like I didn’t know it was going to be a vigil, I left around 10pm."

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A man shares his observation at Nathaniel Bassey's Hallelujah Challenge festival.
Nathaniel Bassey closes off 2025 Hallelujah Challenge with praise festival. Photo: @nathanielblow
Source: Facebook

Another lady who attended the Hallelujah Festival Challenge shared her observations about the sale of drinks and snacks at the venue.

She complained about the hike in the price of items at the venue, stating that the vendor's space was gotten for free.

The lady mentioned how much soft drinks and bottled water were sold, sparking reactions from netizens.

In a related story, a video showing a lady streaming the Hallelujah Challenge programme while inside a club where loud music blasted through the speakers.

Lady shares experience at Hallelujah Challenge centre

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian lady attended the Hallelujah Challenge at the live venue and showed what they did at the 'after-party'.

Many were amazed to see what people at the Hallelujah Challenge Centre did after the online streaming.

The lady's video has gone viral, with people who saw it sharing what they observed about the 'after-party'.

Source: Legit.ng

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Victoria Nwahiri (Human Interest Editor) Victoria Nwahiri is a Reuters-certified journalist with 5+ years of experience in digital, social media, and print journalism. As a one-time freelancer and full-time journalist, she has extensively covered lifestyle, entertainment, and human interest stories that have impacted and attracted top policymakers. She is currently a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng and can be reached via victoria.nwahiri@corp.legit.ng