I just came across a viral video from Edo State where residents challenged a member of the Lord’s Chosen Church to heal a m3ntally unst4ble man right there on the street.
According to eyewitness and reports, the residents insisted that the man of God must demonstrate the power he often preaches about on internet.
However, when put on the spot, the Chosen member claimed there was no anointing oil available to carry out the deliverance.
His excuse left many people shocked and disappointed, with some laughing while others angrily questioned why such miracles seem to happen easily during church services but become impossible in public when real proof is demanded.
The video has sparked massive reactions online, with many Nigerians using it to highlight the difference between theatrical religion and genuine sp¡r¡tual power.
Others argued that true healing shouldn’t depend on physical items like oil if the anointing is real.
Incidents like this continue to raise serious questions about faith healing practices in Nigeria and how often vxlnerable people are left without real help.
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