He slowed down and the unbelievable happened......
God is Awesome!
Sunday, May 17, 2020
Gospel Musician Sammie Okposo Gives Testimony Of How God Saved Him....
Gospel Musician Sammie Okposo says he was speeding on 3rd mainland Bridge and heard a loud voice say to him ''SLOW DOWN''...
He slowed down and the unbelievable happened......
God is Awesome!
He slowed down and the unbelievable happened......
God is Awesome!
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Na waah, thank God for you.
ReplyDeleteThank God for him
DeleteYou car had mechanical fault,you are calling the devil and hid co-hort,Africans and this our mentality of blaming things on imaginary enemies.
DeleteI can't believe people drive at 120mph, really? Is there no speed limit for car drivers in Nigeria? Nigeria is a lawless country.
DeleteSmh 🤷🏾♀️😏🙄🤦🏾♀️
Thank God for his life.
ReplyDeleteI thank God for saving his life. But, next time, he should obey the order of driving within the speed limit.
ReplyDeletePray tell, what is the speed limit on 3rd mainland bridge?
DeleteAnonymous stop acting smart, especially when you know within you that you're not!
DeleteThere's a speed limit hanged somewhere on third mainland bridge and I don't believe it should be higher than 80mhp, that's if its even up to.
This man was driving between 100/120mph
Ms A, ignore Anonymous please. I didn't even see your comment before I wrote 👆🏾 asking if there's no speed limit in Nigeria?
DeleteHow can a reasonable person or an enlightened person like Sammie Okposu share this online.
How can any normal person drive at 120mph 😏.
Thank you Lord for saving your son
ReplyDeleteWe give all thanks to the Lord!
ReplyDeleteThis God is too good. Thank God for saving you Mr Sammie.
ReplyDeleteGlory to God
ReplyDeleteGod really speaks to His children!
ReplyDeleteThis God is too good. Thank God for his life.
ReplyDeleteI can relate,so I join you to thank God.Its a very rare privilege to always hear from God and follow suit without questioning.I have questioned in the past and got negative results but since I have been following suit,it has been thanksgiving all the way.
ReplyDeleteGlory!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWho did it?!!!!
Jesus alone!
DeleteOh my God. Wow
if no be God !!!!!!
DeleteJESUS 😘😘😘
DeleteOh My God!
Wooooow!
Thank God for his life.
Thank God. Good to always connect to the Holy Spirit and good you obeyed. There is no sin in obedience to God's words and instructions
ReplyDeleteWe bless God for your life
ReplyDeleteGood is so good. Thank you, Lord for saving his life.
ReplyDeleteI thank God for his life. I really do. But why on earth would you be doing 100/120mph in the first place?? Like seriously. Some people's guardian angels really do work overtime. Hope this is a lesson learned!
ReplyDeleteWhat's the normal speed for driving?
DeleteEka Joy, there's nothing like normal speed for driving.
DeleteThere's a speed limit for every road, starting from as low as 15mph to 200mph
And that mainland bridge have one that is most probably between 60mph to 80mph
@Anon 11:26 is he meant to crawl on third mainland bridge when there is no traffic??? Mgbeke forming woke
DeleteAnon 16:51, it’s people like you that don’t obey laws placed for a reason. That’s a very dangerous speed on any road period!!! God saved him but it doesn’t excuse that he was wrong to begin with!
DeleteWho is this Mgbeke 16:51 that is calling a reasonable person Mgbeke forming woke. Ure obviously out of your mind.
DeleteHow can any normal person drive at 120mph?
I dont know if they have speed limits in Nigeria but you shouldn't be doing more than 70 or at most 80 on the highway or Motorway.
Can't even believe an enlightened person like Sammie Okposu will share such online.
16:51 lmaoooo have you or your ancestors ever owned a bicycle shaft before? How would you know na? AFI 'crawling'...Egbe. Cut out a picture of a car and ask someone who has driven to explain the 'intricacies' to you. Lolll.
DeleteMarvelous God. My love for you Jesus, is unexplainable
ReplyDeleteThank God for you
ReplyDeleteTank God for ur life
ReplyDeleteOne thing is to hear and another is the ability to obey. Thank God you obeyed.
ReplyDeleteGlory to God for protection...
Thank God for his life
ReplyDeleteThank you Jesus
ReplyDeleteThat silly anti-Christ called freeze (the devil) will now come and say it is a coincidence. And not God. God punish his wicked misleading mouth.
ReplyDeleteGlory be to God!
ReplyDeleteThank God for his life.
ReplyDeleteThank God for His grace and mercy . Amen
ReplyDeleteGod you are indeed faithful,thank God for life.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jesus. What's a propeller shaft please?
ReplyDeleteGOD is ever faithful!
ReplyDeleteThank you Lord
ReplyDelete120mph is about 193km/h....that's rather too reckless. Thank God for his life.
ReplyDeleteGod is too faithful to fail... Thank you Jesus...
ReplyDeleteSpeed kills.take note.
ReplyDeleteThank God for protecting you and also for saving me from a car that would have burst into flames when the gasket cut and it was overheated to be visible to passerbys. We parked in the mechanic garage & left it to be fixed. God showed up again and 2 different good samaritans took me to work and back home safely.
ReplyDeleteThank God for your life.
ReplyDeleteSpeed limit on 3rd mainland is 70km/h.
Lagos roads are not designed for fast and furious.
It might not be your propeller or tire coming off, it might be a pot hole taking you off course.
#Staysafe.
Imagine doing that reckless speed, in a country where there is no emergency service and upto date hospital. Most people kill themselves abeg.
ReplyDelete