She remembers how as a young woman preparing for nursing school one of her friends told her there was a man who was interested in marrying her. Ukwu eventually met the man who wanted to marry her but she declined his advances. The man used all avenues to get to Ukwu – asking her friends and family members to speak to Ukwu for marriage. Ukwu continued to decline any marriage offers instead wanting to focus exclusively on her nursing career. Eventually, something came over her and she gave in and said she would marry the man. That was the beginning of a horrifying journey to come.
Ukwu recalls how on the days leading to the wedding, none of the man’s family members had met her or her family although the man had met her family. At one point Ukwu’s father threatened to cancel the wedding, as it was strange that none of the man’s family had come to introduce themselves.
What was supposed to be one of the best days of Ms Joy Ukwu’s life instead became a nightmare. She recalled the horrifying experiences that followed her marriage to an evasive man. For 14 years, she had lived a life of depression and insomnia with no one to help her until her situation was called out through direct words of prophecy by Prophet T.B. Joshua. “There is a woman there, you woke up in the morning and your husband was not there and you have a baby boy for him. For 14 years you have not been able to trace him or his family,” Prophet T.B. Joshua said. In confirmation, Ukwu came forward to identify herself as the one whom the prophecy concerns.
In confirmation, Ukwu described her life’s ordeal.
Eventually, they married; however, the first night after their wedding she recalled how the man entered the room, switched off the light, remained silent and faced the wall. “The man did not care for me. I remember thinking that I had married a strange man, perhaps even a ghost, an agent of satan!” Ukwu narrated to the church congregation. She fell pregnant and during the first trimester, the man hit her stomach and blood gushed out of her and she recollected the man saying he wanted to kill the unborn baby. During her pregnancy, one morning, “the man disappeared – I did not see him again,” Ukwu said. She explained how she fell into a deep state of depression and became an insomniac. Years passed. She eventually became a nurse but her life’s experience with the man she had married affected her career negatively. She always dreamt of the man threatening to kill her and son. There was no solution in sight for Ukwu until she came to The SCOAN.
Ukwu came to The SCOAN through her aunt, an Emmanuel TV partner. The prophecy came forth on her first visit to the church. “The prophecy shocked me greatly. I wondered how the man of God came to know me in the midst of thousands of people,” she said. Since the prophecy and the resultant deliverance, she said she can now sleep soundly and peacefully. She is no longer depressed and has not had to take any anti-depressants. After the deliverance, the man she married 14 years reappeared in her dream but could not come close to her and disappeared. That was how she knew she was delivered. Joy Ukwu’s mother gave her side of the story and further reiterated Joy Ukwu’s experience. Ukwu’s son, Joshua, concluded the testimony and said: “I am happy my mom is delivered from the evil spirit. The circumstances of your birth do not define your destiny.” Ukwu advised everyone, especially young women, to seek God before any major decision, including marriage.
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