Church Gists
UPDATED: Ebuka Songs Gets Car Gift After Ministration In Warri
By Daniel Dafe
Popular Nigerian gospel singer, Ebuka Hilary Emmanuel popularly known as Ebuka Songs, has received a car gift after ministering in songs during a programme in Warri, Delta State.
Although the singer did not mention the church where he was a guest artiste, he took to Facebook late Sunday to announce the good news.
In a post he titled ‘The Lord has done it again’, he said: “Got a car gift earlier today from @prophetic_0ba after my ministration in Warri…”
ALSO READ: The Valedictory Outburst Of Justice Musa Dattijo Muhammad
He continued: “Please help me thank Jesus Christ. Words fail to describe how I feel.”
“Also help me appreciate my big @deacon_famous for standing with all day,” he added.
Oasis Magazine findings revealed that the Lexus Gx 460 the singer got is worth over 43 million naira.
Deacon Famous, who accompanied the singer to the said church programme in a short video on Monday posted on Facebook, revealed how Ebuka Songs was once a bus conductor in Lagos, urging youths of this generation to serve God and do it wholeheartedly.
He also disclosed the name of the church as Citadel of Fire and the pastor that gave the car gift as Prophet Godson Odion.
The pastor in the same video described the car he gave to the singer as his most expensive possession on earth and that he was led by God to give out the car to him because Ebuka Songs is a man of fire, just as he prayed for God to use the youths in the church he pastors the way He is using Ebuka Songs.
-
News18 hours agoTragedy In Bayelsa As Doctor Dies After Giving Birth To Triplets
-
Education17 hours agoSheyi Money Foundation Elevates Academic Excellence At DELSU 18th Convocation With Multi-Million Naira Endowment Upgrade
-
News17 hours agoOborevwori Reiterates Ban On ‘Deve’ In Delta, Warns Against Disrupting Projects
-
News12 hours agoCall Mounts For Delta To Revive Power Sector, Emulate Bayelsa’s Independent Power Push
-
News11 hours ago2027: Ijaw Nation Endorses Tinubu, Oborevwori For Second Term
