A Nigerian lady, Mrs Blessing Okoma, mother of five, at The Synagogue Church of All Nations, in Lagos, confessed her disreputable adventure into lesbianism and its detestable aftermath upon her young family.
According to her, her marriage was pitched into ravage when her husband died prematurely; leaving her with the five children. “While mourning, I had an icky nightmare,” she said. “In the dream, I had sex with with an elderly lady who kept re-echoing these words: ‘Do you know your husband gave you to me?’ I woke up the moment I heard the echoes and balls of sweat came running down my face like drizzle on the mounds.”
She continued, “I still have the picture of her ugly face in my head.” She recalled her courtship with her late husband and revealed she had a ‘covenant’ with her husband. “He insisted I agreed to it; it was more like being cajoled to doing something you really don’t want to do,” she added.
“He took me to a spiritualist, a female witch doctor, in his village,” she explained further.
“She then took our blood, cooked it with soup and we ate it together.” She was the same woman I saw in my dream that fateful night and since she slept with me in my dream, it seemed like the spirit of a woman entered into me and I no longer had affection for men,” she said in tears.
“Because of this power in me, when I approached a girl, she would accept without a second thought and I would behave as a man to her. I am the husband, she is the wife, especially when we are in bed.”
“I usually go after very beautiful girls.” “I go to schools to seduce secondary school female students, under the ‘spell’ of a force beyond my control. I have successfully introduced countless young ladies in schools into lesbianism.”
“One day, my children were outside praying when I brought my lover to my house,” she slowly recounted, cringing in remembrance of her filthy and bedraggled past. “My youngest daughter walked into the house minutes later and met me in the act, in bed with my female lover.” “She was embarrassed and huffed and she screamed uncontrollably when my partner got so jealous and said I choose between her and my children,” she noted.
She went further to say: “Because I loved what I was doing, I sent my children away. I didn’t care about them or have any motherly love.” “That spirit would make me beat the hell out of my first daughter. I was close to killing her,” Blessing admitted. “I sent my five children to be house-helps across the country; I deprived them of both fatherly and motherly care. My young children were scattered here and there, they all fell out of school to become domestic servants.”
“Free from my children, I went out fully as a prostitute for women like myself,” she continued.
For four years, Blessing’s children were separated from her and each other.
Happiness, her eldest daughter, didn’t mince her words as she confessed to the congregation. “My mother is so wicked to us,” she said, tears streaming from her innocent eyes.
“She beat me up and broke my head,” she continued, showing a large scar close to her eye. “Since four years, I have not seen my younger siblings. I thought they had died.”
However, after a dramatic deliverance at The Synagogue Church Of All Nations, (SCOAN), Blessing said her eyes had opened.
“When I see a woman now, I know you are a woman. I don’t have the urge for women again in my life. I want my kids back.”
“Before, I didn’t differentiate between a man and a woman. Now, the spirit of a woman has gone out of me. Man of God, help me to beg my children because I know I have tortured them.”
Amaka, her second daughter was in tears, saying “Our mother treated us like slaves. She used a table to hit my younger brother; he almost died.”
Ebuka, Awele and Ifeanyi all echoed the sentiments of their sisters. “We hate her so much.”
Pastor T.B. Joshua, assured them softly. “After prayer, the spirit of this past pain will be removed. We will ensure you all go back to school.”
Joshua then prayed for the young children, all of them falling to the ground.
It was further revealed that the family got reunited in a new house, purchased for them courtesy of Pastor Joshua and his Emmanuel TV partners.
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