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- Pastor Korede Komaiya, 54, revealed he was once told by doctors he wouldn’t live beyond 35, describing his survival as a testament to divine mercy
- He credits God for repeatedly saving him from death and adversities, reflecting on his life as a testimony of faith and resilience
- Komaiya celebrated his ministry, highlighting his role in helping orphans, widows, the blind, and the vulnerable since founding Master’s Place International Church
The Senior Pastor and founder of the Master’s Place International Church in Warri, Delta state, Pastor Korede Komaiya, has revealed how medical doctors predicted that he would die at age 35.
The 54-year-old disclosed this in an Instagram post on Wednesday, August 28, while sharing photos ahead of his 55th birthday.
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He expressed gratitude, saying:
“I saw bends that were like ends until God turned things around.”
“I have escaped death over and over again. I was told medically that I wouldn’t live to be 35 years old, and now I’m just a few days away from 55,” he wrote.
The cleric added that his survival is a testimony of divine mercy.
He said he was a product of mercy and that God always came through for him, no matter the battles or his mistakes.
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He added that no hatred, betrayal, siege of the wicked, or assault by evil forces had been able to stop his destiny.
The cleric also reflected on his work in ministry, stating that God had made him a father to orphans, a succour to widows, an eye to the blind, hope to the hopeless, and light to those in darkness.
He stressed that only God deserved all the glory and urged people to join him in thanking God, noting that his “gratitude mode” was activated.
Komaiya founded the church in 2027, where he pastors alongside his wife, Esther.
Pastor Adeboye announces number of babies born on RCCG camp
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that Pastor E.A. Adeboye, the general overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) announced the number of babies born at the camp.
The babies were born during the ongoing RCCG annual convention taking place at the RCCG Camp Ground, Mowe, Ogun state.
According to the man of God, a total of 50 babies have been delivered so far on the third day of the mega Christian gathering.
Source: Legit.ng
