-Michael Ibru Averted Food Crisis – Pastor Enoch Adeboye Discloses
Pastor Enoch Adeboye of The Redeemed Christian Church of God, has disclosed how Michael Ibru averted food crisis during the church’s first convention.
Pastor Adeboye revealed how the late businessman played a vital role in averting the food crisis during the RCCG’s first convention.
The clergyman, recounting the event stated he had invited all members to attend the first convention, promising two meals a day, even though there was no money to provide for such. He explained that he acted purely on faith in God.
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“We were very rich—in faith,” he said humorously. “I invited everyone to our new campground, which was just about 10 acres at the time, and announced they would be fed freely. But soon, the little money we had ran out.”
According to the cleric, Chief Michael Ibru paid a visit to the camp and was astonished by the number of attendees.
“He asked me, ‘Pastor, you mean you’re going to feed all these people?’ I said, ‘Yes sir, two meals per day.’ The very next day, he sent us a container of fish,” Adeboye narrated.
“At the time, the church couldn’t afford to buy cows. The fish was deboned and scrambled into jollof rice, ensuring every attendee was fed. That singular act of generosity saved us. It was a divine intervention,” Adeboye said, attributing it to God’s orchestration through a helper of destiny.
