An Ibadan-based cleric, Prophetess Francisca Kehinde Fasoro of Jesus is Enough Faith Bible Ministry (JEFABIM) located at Ori Apata, Odo Ona Kekere, in Oyo State, has revealed how God has been using her to cure the problem of barrenness, especially in women.
The prophetess made the revelation while featuring on a weekly radio show, Ayekooto, on radio, anchored by Olayinka Agboola and broadcast live on Lagelu 96.7FM, Felele Ibadan, the capital city of Oyo State’s on Tuesday, December 29, 2021.
According to her, the divine assignment of making the barren to be fruitful had made her to be so popular, adding: “I am grateful to God for this because I am also happy to be chosen by Him for this great assignment.
“However, it is not as rosy and simple as I have just said. Those who know me when we started in Felele, Scout Camp in Ibadan can confirm this. As a woman looking for the fruit of the womb, you will have to follow the instructions given to us by God. You may be asked to follow me to Ori Oke Erinmo, Ori Oke Ikoyi, Ori Oke Ojoo, Ori Oke Ido Ajinare in Ekiti State and others. A few may be lucky not to go to more than two mountains to pray with me. I do not cut corners. I must never cut corners. I am under spiritual instructions from God to always follow Him and obey Him.
“That is why I do not have politicians coming to me for spiritual support. I will never cut corners with anybody. I am under serious commitment to God to always follow His directions. Politicians want quick-action.”
Prophetess Fasoro also spoke on how she initially found it difficult to heed the call of God.
“It was so hard for me to hearken to what God wanted me to do. I can remember a day I took some adherents to Ori Oke Ikoyi in Osun State. After our prayer sessions, God directed me to give out my transport fare to some of those people and I was left with nothing. And I was heavily pregnant. I trekked to Ibadan and, my first born was with me then. It was a day I can never forget.”
The prophetess went further to reveal how she had to abandon her lucrative nursing profession after a hard battle in accepting the call to the ministry, stating that one important ingredient to possess in order to have a successful ministerial career is to have the fear of God.
She said, “I was trained as a nurse before I got married. Many trials happened to me during my active days as a nurse and because of several hardships due to my negligence in heeding the call to the ministry, I had to fully accept my fate by taking to the call of God to come into the ministry.”
She enjoined people to be ready to persevere and endure hardship, as it would be the stepping-stone to greatness and glory in life and ministry.
She further urged Nigerians to brace up for days of famine in 2022, assuring that those who put their trust in God would never be put to shame or experience lack next year.
She, admonished Nigerian politicians to be merciful to the electorate while urging the people of the country to be transparent in their daily endeavours.
