Bose Olasunkanmi, a Nigerian woman, who was used by
different pastors for the same miracle, says she was pushed into the act by
poverty.
In October last year, she took centre stage on social media after video clips emerge where she was
being used for “fake” miracles by some pastors.
But speaking with The Punch, Olasunkanmi reflected on the
events that made her consider such act.
The 44-year-old woman, who hails from Ilesa in Osun state,
said her ordeals started after the demise of her mother in 1990.
She revealed that after her mother’s death, she started
working with a food vendor to eke out a living.
Olasunkanmi, however, said she had a ghastly accident in
1999, which affected her leg and right hand.
The accident, according to her, led to the termination of
her work with the food vendor and made her depart for Igando, a suburb in
Lagos, to stay with sister.
In 2003, she got married and had three kids but her husband
died on October 3, 2017.
Following her husband’s death, she relocated to her sister’s
shop. It was during this period that she met Fatila Musa, a girl, who told her
she could make money with the state of her hand, by staging miracles for
pastors in churches.
According to her, that kickstarted her foray into churches
where she staged fake miracles for different pastors, including Chris Okafor of
Mountain of Liberation and Miracle Ministry.
“If I knew they would put my videos on the social media, I
would not do it (the fake miracle),” she said.
“It is poverty that pushed me into it. When my husband died,
I could not use my hands to do anything. I am a widow; there was no helper for
me. If I knew it would lead to this, I would not have followed the girl (burst
into tears).”
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