By Virginia Ene Agada, Abuja




The general overseer of God's Divine Answers Ministries, Apo Resettlement Area, Abuja, Prophetess Nkeiru Ihezuo, says good life and prosperity are the birthright of those who believe in God and have faith in His power to make all things possible, but were being obstructed by ancestral curses and satanic forces.


Ministering in an atmosphere of explosive miracles yesterday being Friday, 11th December, 2020, the cleric said by virtue of people's presence at the throne of grace, lucky worshippers have been preservered and favoured to make it to 2021. "No one steps his or her feet here without enjoying divine protection and experiencing a positive turn-around", she declared.



Ihezuo and her aide-evangelist took the pains to fortify the feet of the over 700 attendees drawn from various churches in Abuja as well as neighbouring states of Niger and Nasarawa.



Continuing, the prophetess who is a mother of five children and humanist also declared "whoever does not want you to see 2021 would go down while you see the new year because God's favour has located you in Jesus'name. Amen!


The special programme witnessed the presentation of a small bag of rice and a carton of Indomie product to each vulnerable person numbering about 300 by the prophetess.


Wondrous testimonies were made by some testifiers who enjoyed God's mercies at the auditorium of the interdenominational ministry.



Later, a delegation of the American Institute for International Policy and Public Administrators led by it's consultant on Research and Strategic Planning, Prof. Barika Dominic Saro-Laka, on behalf of the organisation's representative in Nigeria, Richard Oladimeji, presented an official letter of clearance of entries and nomination to the prophetess.



Other top personalities to receive the prestigeous award with her are Prof. Jibril Aminu, Alhaji Musa Adamu Majia, Prince Need Nwoko, Chief Mike Okiro, Sir Dr. Hyginus Nweze Nwokwu, Hon. Dozie Ferdinand Nwankwo as well as Governors Abdullahi Sule, Aminu Masari and Abdullahi Umar Ganduje of Nasarawa, Katsina and Kano States.