Daddy Freeze, others react as pastor reportedly brings back dead man to life in Port Harcourt



Media personality, Daddy Freeze,  and other IG users have reacted after a Port Harcourt-based pastor identified as Fabian Nna raised a man from death.

The photos which are currently making rounds online capture the moment the man was brought in a casket, lifeless and the moment the pastor commenced intense prayers which resulted in an extraordinary miracle.

Another photo showed the man rising up from his casket which left a lot of netizens in awe.

The update however generated a frenzy among social media users who were in disbelief.

Captioning the post, an IG blog wrote:

“Pastor Fabian Nna of Fire Of Liberation Interdenominational Ministries based in Port Harcourt was said to raise a man from death today. “



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While netizens expressed their thoughts, Daddy Freeze took to the comment section to ask the pastor to come and do the same to late Mohbad.

He wrote: “Help us with Mohbad please.”

royaltymeetsjoy wrote: “The dead body look like person wey no fit wait to collect his balance 😂.”

holamaxfashionworld wrote: “Just dey play! Abeg wetin be the movie title.”

olivierkocou wrote: “Bring back Mohbad for us abeg 🙏😂.”

cjviolinist wrote: “A dead with brown powered make up, dyed beards and nice hair cut? KO NI DA FUN GBOGBO YIN (pastor ati church members) 😂😂😂”

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