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If someone had told me that a crowd such as this could have been pulled in Maiduguri, I would have shrugged 🤷‍♂️ But you know when God is about to begin something new for a people, He does it in an unprecedented manner. We give glory to God Almighty...

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Aboki-Kanadi Alivor 1 Jahr

@dunamiswrldwide @drbeckyenenche @SpiricocoNg Having been born, brought up & schooled in Maiduguri, I’ll tell you for a fact that the city has always yearned for the move of God. There has always been hungry hearts & yearning souls aligned and waiting to join the end time revival army and that’s why the city has been…(1/)

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President Eniola Danielvor 1 Jahr

@dunamiswrldwide @drbeckyenenche @SpiricocoNg They cannot understand. Their own language is violence- Go and preach, do good work but they say no, they just want to force. The Church shall prevail

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@dunamiswrldwide @drbeckyenenche @SpiricocoNg Many underrate the population of indigenous Christians in most Northern States. Southern Borno is predominantly Christian. My great shock living in the NE was when I came across a Christian Chadian. She drop the bomb there are more Christians in Chad than Muslims.

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Uche Tonyvor 1 Jahr

@dunamiswrldwide @drbeckyenenche @SpiricocoNg The earth truly shall be filled with the knowledge of God….Gloryyy

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@dunamiswrldwide @drbeckyenenche @SpiricocoNg People travelled from Neighbouring states, we really want to have more of Dr Paul & Becky here in North East.

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michaelvor 1 Jahr

@dunamiswrldwide @drbeckyenenche @SpiricocoNg God is real and powerful

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Alozie Bright Ifeanyvor 1 Jahr

@dunamiswrldwide @drbeckyenenche @SpiricocoNg There are not upto 7 states in Nigeria where Muslims are in the majority. Every other place is a propaganda

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Elvina Francisvor 1 Jahr

@wisdomemma94075 @dunamiswrldwide @drbeckyenenche @SpiricocoNg This is massive

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Igwe Henryvor 1 Jahr

@dunamiswrldwide @drbeckyenenche @SpiricocoNg Jesus is glorified

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Lite FXvor 1 Jahr

@dunamiswrldwide @drbeckyenenche @SpiricocoNg Thank you Jesus for the massive souls won

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