Deaconess Aderonke Oluwatola has shared a testimony of what she described as 18 years of freedom from sickle cell anaemia during a church service at Living Faith Church, popularly known as Winners’ Chapel.
In a video circulating on social media, Deaconess Oluwatola recounted her journey and expressed gratitude to God for what she described as a remarkable transformation in her health.
According to her testimony, she had lived with sickle cell anaemia before experiencing what she believes was a divine intervention that changed her health situation.
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Speaking before the congregation, she testified about the years that followed, describing the period as one marked by improved health and freedom from the challenges she previously associated with the condition.
Her testimony was met with excitement and thanksgiving from members of the congregation, who celebrated the account as a demonstration of God’s power.
Sickle cell anaemia is an inherited blood disorder that can cause severe pain, anaemia and other health complications.
18 Years Of Freedom From Sickle Cell
While medical management can help people living with the condition, testimonies of healing and divine intervention remain an important part of worship experiences in many Nigerian churches.
Deaconess Oluwatola’s testimony has since attracted attention, with worshippers celebrating what she described as 18 years of freedom and giving glory to God for her experience.
