Adesua Etomi-Wellington has discussed a near-fatal health scare she had in June while visiting the UK with her husband, Banky W, and their two sons.
The actress disclosed that she had an emergency operation that could have ended her life in an emotional Instagram post, calling the event both harrowing and life-changing.
“I could have lost my life in June,” she wrote.
” What I went through was horrific and ended with an unplanned surgery and strangely, the surgery itself was the least dramatic part of it all.”
Adesua clarified that the incident happened during her two speaking engagements in the UK.
She attributed her survival to divine intervention, stating that all the circumstances of that day came together to save her life.
“If even one single detail had been different, I wouldn’t be here today. When I think about it, I shudder” she said.
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The Sugar Rush actress said the ordeal deepened her faith and renewed her gratitude for life.
“There’s nothing anyone can tell me, God is real,” she declared.
She went on to urge her followers to cherish each day and embody compassion.
“Let’s choose to be softer, kinder, gentler, forgiving, patient, loving, and peaceful. I’ll never take another day for granted, neither should you,” she added.
Nigerian musician Johnny Drille has candidly discussed his relationship with the church and how his music has transcended the boundaries of orthodox Christianity.
The singer stated in a recent episode of the CreativiTEA podcast that although he still has a strong faith in God, he has never felt that his music fully fits the framework of church ministry.
“Even though I’m highly involved in church and I adore God, I never thought that my music was for the church. I occasionally have invitations to perform at churches, which is fascinating.
The Mavin Records musician also talked about the criticism he receives from some members on occasion.
He explained that although his songs are not strictly gospel, they promote positivity and meaningful values.
