Drogba gives testimony of divine healing at Friday Miracle night
Renowned actor, John Peasah affectionately known as Drogba from the popular TV series Yolo, was among the many individuals who experienced divine healing at the Friday Miracle Night held at the Accra International Conference Centre (AICC) Friday.
Peasah, who has been in the news since the beginning of the year due to his public appeal for support with his medical bills, is now making headlines for a positive reason.
Recently, he disclosed that he had been diagnosed with Stiff Person Syndrome and was struggling for his life.
Accompanied by his sister, Drogba—whose real name is John Peasah—shared his struggles with his condition, which had severely limited his ability to sit for long periods and worsened in crowded settings.
However, the Friday Miracle Night service brought a significant change. At the event, Peasah was able to do things he hadn’t been able to do in the past four years.
He also revealed that he is the first Ghanaian diagnosed with Stiff Person Syndrome and was astonished by the improvement in his condition during the service.
His testimony supported the earlier account given by his sister, which was met with thunderous applause from the crowd, celebrating the miraculous works of God.
The video of Peasah’s testimony is gaining traction on social media, and fans and well-wishers are thrilled by the miracle, hoping it marks the end of his long battle with this debilitating condition.
The Friday Miracle Night, organized by the CE Airport City Model Church, has become a major event for Christians seeking miracles and blessings.
Last night’s service attracted thousands from diverse backgrounds, all united in their quest for spiritual intervention and renewal. As the event’s popularity grows, it continues to serve as a beacon of hope and faith for many seeking transformation in their lives.