The Miracle Power controversy don return to social media after an old testimony by Apostle Arome Osayi about an alleged encounter with Jesus for Tanzania beach resurfaced. For the account wey don dey make rounds again, Osayi said he was praying alone on the beach after leaving the hotel where he stayed, and during the spiritual experience, he claimed Jesus came and stood beside him. He said he then asked for extraordinary abilities, including power to raise the dead and reverse autism.
The matter become more dramatic when Osayi reportedly said he was instructed to send ₦5 million to a pastor in connection with the request. He also narrated another experience during a later Sunday ministration, claiming an angel touched him and five people subsequently started walking. Those are extraordinary claims, and they remain claims attributed to Osayi; current reports covering the resurfaced video state that the alleged supernatural events have not been independently verified.
Miracle Power Get Price Tag? Regha Reacts to Arome Osayi’s Tanzania Beach Testimony
The original material centres on Osayi’s own account of the Tanzania experience rather than an independently documented miracle. In the testimony, he described praying in tongues near the beach, becoming deeply absorbed in the spiritual experience and then encountering what he understood to be Jesus. His reported request was not for ordinary blessing but for dramatic supernatural power, including the ability to raise the dead and reverse autism.
The ₦5 million part naturally become the headline inside the headline because the testimony links a financial instruction with the request for Miracle Power. Na here the story enter Daniel Regha’s radar. Regha criticised the account, arguing that creating content or seeking spiritual influence should not be presented as something Jesus would demand ₦5 million for. His reaction has added another layer to an already unusual testimony, although his criticism itself is an opinion rather than proof that the encounter did not happen.
Miracle Power: Daniel Regha Questions Arome Osayi’s Story of Jesus Asking for ₦5 Million
Current reports show that the video resurfaced around September 30, 2026, and quickly generated mixed reactions online. Some people questioned the account and called for greater scrutiny of extraordinary religious claims, while others argued that personal spiritual experiences should be understood within the believer’s faith and should not automatically be dismissed. The important newsroom distinction be say neither online criticism nor online defence independently establishes whether the supernatural events happened exactly as narrated.
Arome Osayi’s official ministry profile describes him as the founder of Remnant Christian Network and presents prayer, the Word, apostolic Christianity, signs and wonders and spiritual revival as central parts of the ministry’s work. His organisation also publicly describes his ministry as one focused on equipping believers and pursuing what it calls the fullness of their Christian calling. That broader background helps explain why testimonies about supernatural encounters and Miracle Power form part of the public image of his ministry, but it does not independently verify the particular Tanzania account or the claimed results that followed it.
For now, the ₦5 million question remains one of the biggest talking points from the resurfaced testimony. Religious testimonies can carry deep meaning for believers, but extraordinary claims about miracles, supernatural encounters and healing still require careful distinction between what somebody says happened, what witnesses can independently establish and what remains a matter of faith. OGM News Pidgin go continue to monitor any fresh clarification from Arome Osayi or Daniel Regha, especially if either side provides additional evidence or context around the controversial story.
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