“Fear Drove Them to God”: Actors Storm Pastor Jerry Eze’s Church For Prayers After Jnr Pope’s death

Numerous Nollywood actors and actresses gathered at Pastor Jerry Eze’s church during the NSPPD morning service for prayer, seeking solace after the tragic death of Jnr Pope. Pastor Eze, affectionately known as Mama G, extended his arms to welcome the movie practitioners, urging the congregation to intercede for them in their time of grief.

 "Fear Drove Them to God": Actors Storm Pastor Jerry Eze's Church For Prayers After Jnr Pope's death

The Actors Guild of Nigeria, deeply affected by recent losses within their community, led a contingent of its members to seek spiritual comfort at Pastor Jerry Eze’s church. Reports emerged that the guild had initiated fasting and prayer sessions, recognizing the need for divine intervention to safeguard against further tragedies. Footage circulating online captured the solemn moment when Emeka Rollas, the guild’s president, and veteran actress Patience Ozokwo joined Pastor Eze on stage, symbolizing unity in prayer and solidarity in mourning.

Pastor Eze hails Mama G

During one poignant moment, Pastor Eze publicly praised actress Patience Ozokwo, fondly referred to as Mama G, as she ascended the podium alongside Rollas. Ozokwo, addressing the congregation, implored for fervent prayers for the Nollywood community, emphasizing the sanctity of seeking refuge in God’s house. She acknowledged the wake-up call prompted by Jnr Pope’s untimely demise, highlighting the profound impact it had on their industry.

Hank Anuku Finds Renewal in Faith

In a separate clip, actor Hank Anuku was captured in attendance, exuding a sense of rejuvenation and spiritual vitality. His social media post accompanying the video reflected a newfound prioritization of faith, declaring his allegiance to God and finding solace within the church’s embrace. This marked a significant contrast to previous reports of Anuku’s personal struggles, illustrating the transformative power of faith.

Netizens react online

The online community responded with a mixture of empathy, admiration, and contemplation to the shared footage. Comments poured in, expressing solidarity with the grieving Nollywood community and recognizing the importance of spiritual fortification in times of adversity.

@MaHannah lastborn: “I love everyone of them.”

@Jay gracefully History Maker: “Mama G, G for general.”

@Gozieson: “I saw Zack Orji.” @Evelynhrt: “Nollywood really needs prayers,God save nd help them.”

@Essien: “People die every day, why do they think the death within the Nollywood is some sought of spiritual thing. fear can drive people sence of reasoning. Because life is too spiritual to be physical.”

@Olivia: “Wetin that Desmond Elliot dey do there,we never forget o.”

@happinessedem132: “God please keep protecting pastor Jerry Eze, may his reign on earth be fruitful. satisfy him with long life n in good health in Jesus name AMEN .”

@Beebee: “Your mata was beyond them. Where dis church de abeg.” @Phebe Hanson: “Why are you people looking for mercy Johnson here.”

@cassybae “Jnr pope death opened their eyes.” @christianaananaba: “Thank u Jesus, good to see u sir.”

@sibusisiwe libongani: “They really need God to fight for them and break the covenants they might have made with the evil one both knowingly and unkwingly.”

@duchessifytex01: “It pains me jnr pope death brought this eye opening may the lord show mercy and restore peace and take away tragedy from our own people who make our view laughable.”

In conclusion, the convergence of Nollywood luminaries at Pastor Jerry Eze’s church symbolizes a poignant acknowledgment of the industry’s fragility and the unifying power of faith amidst adversity. As they collectively seek solace and strength in prayer, their actions resonate beyond the confines of fame, underscoring the universal human need for spiritual refuge in times of sorrow.

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