"FR. EBUBE MUONSO CLOSES 30-DAY PRAYER MARCH, PRAYS FOR IGBO LAND, NNAMDI KANU'S RELEASE"
By Okafor Benjamin
In a grand finale to the 30-day prayer march, Fr. Ebube Muonso, Spiritual Director of the Holy Ghost Adoration Ministry, Uke, blessed Igbo land, praying for God's blessings in all aspects. The event, tagged "From Pit to Palace," drew a massive crowd of adorers from diverse backgrounds and creeds.
Fr. Ebube Muonso, with his characteristic passion, also prayed for the release of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). He emphasized the significance of the Calvary cross, citing a miraculous incident where a dead child was brought back to life during the exaltation of the cross at his parish, Blessed Iwene Tansi Umudioka.
In his message, Fr. Ebube Muonso described a palace as a place of honor, referencing the biblical story of Esther, where the king organized a banquet to celebrate her coronation as queen. He also offered prayers for the sick, demonstrating his commitment to the well-being of all.
The 30-day prayer march, which included a camping program, was a testament to Fr. Ebube Muonso's dedication to spiritual growth and community building. His prayers for Igbo land, Nnamdi Kanu's release, and the sick have resonated with many, inspiring hope and faith in the face of challenges.
The camping crusade, which is still ongoing, will conclude on Sunday. In an interview, the Coordinator of the Lagos branch encouraged people to attend and witness the power of God. With the crusade nearing its end, participants are eagerly anticipating a glorious conclusion to this spiritual journey.