Moses Ezulike
22 January 2005
Jos — World acclaimed German born evangelist, Reinhard Bonnke, now in the third day of his five day crusade in Jos, electrified Plateau State, with the record healing of five Muslim who were suffering from stroke, deafness and eyes related ailments as well as several Christians who before the crusade, who had suffered from different diseases.
During the first day of the crusade wednesday night, one Mariam Mohammed who lives at Kuru community in Jos, was healed of ear disease as well as Musa Tinja, 56 years old, who was equally healed of stroke. Also Wakili, a 25 years old was healed of high blood pressure, while Adams living at the popular Kongo Russia area of Jos, a cripple walked up from his chair to the Platform after prayers to meet Bonnke walking of his two legs.
Also healed were Timothy Ajayi from Shendam LGA of Plateau of diabetes and Ruku Shaibu of deafness problems.
Others are Damulak Dashi, healed of eyes problems which he had suffered for 4 years as well as Paul Lalong of similar eye problems.
Also Ja - Dakurm, 70 years had his eye sight restored and ear related problems healed just like Mrs. Shawuya Alice who was healed of swollen legs that she suffered for 3 years.
Governor Dariye and his cabinet members who were part of the crusade were bewildered and shocked beyond their bone marrow as the healed persons climbed the stage at Race Course Crusade ground to publicly testify the miracles God has done to them through evangelist Bonnke.
Bonnke all through his preaching and prayer sessions which has recorded more than half a million people after the 1st day miracles told the sea of heads that have gathered to listen to his sermons that Jesus should be praised for all the things that have happened.
The US based evangelist who will be rounding off his Jos crusade on Sunday, thanked president Olusegun Obasanjo for restoring to him the visa to enter Nigeria to carry out his crusade after he was stopped for nine (9) years following the ugly Kano incident that he escaped miraculously from being killed by Muslim youths who protested against his Kano crusade.
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