With Nollywood actor, Jim Iyke's deliverance saga still going viral, many have been left to speculate on
why he decided to visit T.B Joshua's Synagogue church on Sunday 29th, September.
Many have said he was being delivered of a negative spirit that has prevented him from getting married
while some others have said it was a publicity stunt.
Well, a new report has revealed the real reason why Jim Iyke visited the Synagogue Church.
According to a recent finding by a National newspaper:
Jim Iyke accompanied a friend, whose mother was seriously ill to the church where he was caught in the web of what
was said to be a rescue exercise. Jim's friend's mother is said to be on admission at a hospital, in Ajao Estate, from
where she was taken to the church, but perhaps due to the popularity of the actor, the church ministers went for him,
claiming there was more to his not being married than meets the eye.
A two-minute video on the church's website shows the actor struggling with several officers of Pastor TB Joshua, the
head of the church, as they fought to keep him still. The session, as shown in the video got the thespian sprawling on
the floor, after falling several times, and shouting incoherent words. "What do you guys want from me," asked the actor,
apparently recovering from frenzy. "Take it easy, the man of God will like to see you after the service," replied one of the
church ministers, as they led the actor away from the middle of the congregation, looking bewildered.
Reports say the sick woman's son was also attended to during the church service, but the woman, who was the real
reason Jim and his friend went to the church was told to come back at a later date. The woman, whom we learnt was
brought to Lagos from Abuja in search of solution to her health problem, had since been taken back to the Ajao Estate
hospital where she is waiting for another appointment from the church.
Friday, 4 October 2013
REAL REASON WHY JIM IYKE WENT TO SCOAN
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