Woman Who Went For Hallelujah Challenge Festival Shares How She Was Rushed to Hospital During Event

Woman Who Went For Hallelujah Challenge Festival Shares How She Was Rushed to Hospital During Event

  • A woman who went to the Hallelujah Challenge Festival shares how she was rushed to the hospital during the event
  • She narrated what happened to her from when she left her house to the venue, till she found herself in an ambulance
  • Many who came across her video shared their thoughts on the woman's experience, sparking mixed reactions

A Nigerian woman who attended the Hallelujah Festival Challenge on Sunday, November 2, 2025, shared how she was rushed to the hospital during the event.

The Hallelujah 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.

A woman shares her experience at Nathaniel Bassey's Hallelujah Festival
A woman shares how she landed at the hospital when she attended the Hallelujah Festival. Photo: TikTok/@livingwithlabby, Instagram/@nathanielblow
Source: UGC

In a video by @livingwithlabby on TikTok, the woman showed how she got ready for the event and what led to her unfortunate situation.

She posted the last clip she made before she became dizzy and found herself in the ambulance.

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The woman said:

“After dancing to the first person that came on stage, I started feeling dizzy and I sat down. The next thing I found myself in the medical centre and they didn’t allow me go. They had to call my husband to come pick me up.
“This was me in the ambulance. How we got here, I don’t know. This is not what I planned but devil, it’s a dirty lie. I went to the hospital and I had to continue. My PCV was 26% while the normal range is 35-45%.”

She captioned the video:

“Thank God it wasn’t more than this and one of the ushers noticed me immediately and those around me also. God bless them. I’m doing good all thank to GOD.”

She added in the comments:

“Thank God it didn’t end the way the enemy wanted it too.”

Watch the video below:

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Reactions trail lady’s Hallelujah Festival experience

@Everything_By_Ade said:

"I saw when they wey holding u while walking oo."

@Ifeyinwa said:

"Dat was why I didn’t leave home yesterday I was so angry cox I didn’t attend ,bt all d same health is wealth I was feeling down and weak omo na xo I stay glued to YouTube ooo."

@Holuwadamola22 said:

"You genuinely went to serve God and he saved you. God will perfect your healing mama and all that concern you is blessed. Jesus loves you and so do I."

@Rumbie said:

"God remember your people may you answer their prayers."

@Tessy baby said:

"Thank God you are ok."

@VENDOR 4 EVERYTHING FASHION said:

"Glory to God!!!"

@LIQUID SOAP IN PORT HARCOURT said:

"It’s a dirty lie o… you have your testimonies already."

@Idara said:

"I was at your back. I saw when they took you out. It’s a dirty lie o!!! Glory to God."

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@TATIANA'S PALACE said:

"I saw u wen dere were holding u out d crowd. sorry dear. devil is a lie."
A woman shares how she landed at the hospital when she attended Hallelujah Festival
A woman shares her experience at Nathaniel Bassey's Hallelujah Festival. Photo: @nathanielblow
Source: Facebook

Another lady who attended the Hallelujah Festival shared her experience, while another streamed the Hallelujah Challenge programme while inside a club.

Man shares experience at Hallelujah Festival

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a man who attended the Hallelujah Challenge Festival showed what he saw people doing when the 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.

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