Christine Chika Anyanwu, a middle-aged woman living in the United Kingdom, stunned worshippers at Zion Ministry in Okota, Lagos, last Wednesday with her jaw-dropping testimony.
Paralyzed for a full year after collapsing unconscious at her London workplace on March 26, 2025, she was diagnosed with functional neurological disorder.
Doctors offered little hope, but faith intervened. Against all odds, Anyanwu miraculously regained full use of her legs, walking triumphantly to share her story of divine healing.
After four months of admission in the hospital, she was discharged to continue treatment from home. She suffered several falls and multiple seizures at home and damaged her spine, and this compounded the problem. She was confined to a wheelchair for one year, with all the medical specialists she consulted in the United Kingdom saying she was unlikely to walk again.
Anyanwu said she was on the verge of giving up on life, but decided to make one final effort by heeding her mother's counsel to seek for God's intervention at Zion Prayer Movement Outreach in Lagos.
Despite discouragement from siblings and a Catholic Nun, who warned her not to go to Zion, and against the advice of her doctors not to travel over a long distance in her condition, she embarked on the trip to Lagos.
It was at last Wednesday's Adoration programme of the ministry, that the Spiritual Director, Evangelist Chukwuebuka Anozie Obi, who noticed the woman confined to a mobility scooter, conducted a deliverance and prayer session for her.
What followed threw the auditorium into a frenzy as Anyanwu who had neither used her legs nor stood up from her wheelchair got up from the scooter and started walking.
When she returned to share her testimony, her siblings and the Nun who advised her against going to Zion Ministry now joined in celebrating her healing.
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