Lady narrates how church prophecy destroyed her family (video)


  • A young lady narrated how a church prophecy destroyed her family
  • She disclosed that the prophecy revealed that she was going to be killed by her dad

A lady identified as Vanexxa on TikTok has recounted how a prophetess destroyed her family with a false prophecy about her father using her for rituals.

In the heartbreaking video shared via her official account, Vanexxa revealed the pains and agony she went through as a kid.

She said the problem started when she was just seven years old. Her mother and father fought everyday throughout her childhood and she dwelt in tough times.

She also explained how her dad always disappears from the house after consistent fights with her mom. Following this, a prophetess claimed that her dad will use her for ritual and that her parents were not meant for each other.

She narrated how her mother singlehandedly took care of her and how she would always go to the phonebooth to call her dad and beg him to come back home everyday.

“My childhood was a mess. My dad and my mom will fight and my dad will leave the house for months. My mum will beg me to call my dad and tell him that I’ve not eaten and that he should come back home because we need him.

“My dad will come back home and my parents will fight again. My mum then took my dad to a church for deliverance. One pastor prophesized that my dad will use me for blood money.

“After this my parents fought again and I begged my dad to come back home. After begging my dad one fateful day, he bought me suya while returning home.

“I ate it and the next day, my tummy got swollen and I was purging. I was taken to the hospital and the doctor said it was food poisoning.

“My mum quickly remembered what the pastor said and concluded that my dad wanted to kill me and that the prophecy is true.

“The doctor later explained that it was a natural ailment not spiritual and that my dad was innocent”, she narrated.

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