Lady Releases Her Private Chat with Late Uma Ukpai, What She Shared Breaks Hearts

Lady Releases Her Private Chat with Late Uma Ukpai, What She Shared Breaks Hearts

  • Following the death of international evangelist Rev Dr Uma Ukpai, a Nigerian lady has shared her private chat with him
  • The lady explained what they had talked about at the time, and she praised the cleric for impacting her life and family
  • Rev Ukpai died on October 6 at the age of 80, triggering emotional reactions among Nigeria's Christian community

A Nigerian lady, Stella Jonparis, has expressed deep sadness about the death of Rev Dr Uma Ukpai, a Nigerian preacher and evangelist who died on October 6 at the age of 80.

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Mourning the late international evangelist, Stella released one of their private chats to the public.

ears as lady releases her private chat with Rev Dr Uma Ukpai after he died
A lady shares her private chat with the late Rev Dr Uma Ukpai, dating back to 2016. Photo Credit: Dr UMA UKPAI, Getty Images/Willie B. Thomas/Stock photo for illustrative purposes
Source: Facebook

She said the chat was from 2016, and she appreciated the late preacher for impacting her life and her family.

Stella prayed that Rev Ukpai rest in peace. She wrote on Facebook:

"2016: this is one of my private chats with Dr Rev. Uma Ukpai. Thank you Daddy! You impacted so much in my life and family!! Rest in peace. Papa!!!"

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Content of private chat with Uma Ukpai

From the screenshot she shared, Legit.ng observed that the Facebook chat with Rev Ukpai was dated September 25, 2016.

The chat suggested that Stella's house help and her neighbour's wife were kidnapped, and their captors demanded ransom of N150 million.

"My house help and my neighbour's wife that is pregnant is Chinyere four days now. They are requesting for 150 million for both of them. Man of God let confusion be in their mist. He said his name is Ak 47. Please daddy am so devastated since Thursday," Stella's first message in the chat read.

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To which, Rev Ukpai replied:

"They will release them.. be blessed."

On October 2, 2016, Stella again messaged Rev Ukpai, lamenting that the abducted people had not been released.

"Daddy good evening, they have not release her even with the pregnant woman.. This is a week and three days. Crying and wiping.. So confused daddy... They are calling threaten us to pay money and we have told them what we have to pay."

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However, Rev Ukpai did not reply to her. The next day, she came with good news.

"Daddy finally God has proved his self. They came in this evening. To God be the glory. I really appreciate daddy. Thanks may your ministry continue to wax strong in Jesus name amen."
Tears as lady releases her private chat with Rev Dr Uma Ukpai after he died
A lady who chatted with Rev Dr Uma Ukpai shares their chat online. Photo Credit: Dr. UMA UKPAI
Source: Facebook

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a man had released a rare video of Rev Dr Uma Ukpai before he died.

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Pastor shares revelation about Uma Ukpai

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a pastor had shared a revelation he had seen about the late Rev Dr Uma Ukpai on the same day that the Nigerian man of God had died.

Rev Dr Ukpai, known for his enigmatic, peculiar way of preaching, was confirmed to have passed away on October 6, although his death was only made public on October 13, 2025.

Mourning the cleric on Facebook, Pastor Bright Nwachukwu Sopuruchukwu said he saw the late preacher in an early morning revelation and shared some of the details he recalled.

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Source: Legit.ng

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