A unique edition of the popular Hallelujah Challenge, tagged the “Kirikiri Edition,” has been unveiled by Nigerian gospel singer and pastor, Nathaniel Bassey. The one-day worship event is scheduled for August 27 at the Kirikiri Medium Security Prison in Lagos.
According to Bassey, the special session with inmates was a personal birthday wish. The program will not only feature a powerful worship experience, but will also include the distribution of food and the awarding of scholarships to some prisoners. It was further noted by the gospel minister that this special edition might not be streamed live, while the regular Hallelujah Challenge is set to return in October.
The first-ever Hallelujah Challenge was referenced in Acts 16:25-26, when Paul and Silas prayed and sang praises to God. It was shared that prayer for the event could be offered for the liberty of the spirit and a massive harvest of souls in Jesus’ name, as the event would not be streamed for security reasons.
Comments Below
- @oladipojesse:”There is a mighty move in this KiriKiri Prison… hidden to the thoughts and eye of men. GOD’s Plan will manifest.”
- @laviva_bae:”Dear Lord please in this Hallelujah challenge, please rescue the souls that found themselves in prison due to issues that they know nothing about or their actions didn’t warrant them to be there. Also rescue those that have genuinely repented and give them chance to experience good life again. Amen and Amen.”
- @beamie_marcus:”My God!!! The hidden Pauls and Josephs of our generation are about to receive the light of the only true God.”
- @yomide_naturals:”Thank God say I never sleep o Such a good news for the first day of the month.”
- @ifeoluwadelight:”You will enjoy it, those people sabi praise God pass person wey get freedom.”
- @mah__yeh:”This song my God. This song was on repeat the whole August last year and on my birthday (which happens to be the 27th as well) something changed. It’s indescribable BUT something changed!! And things have never remained the same. I thank God for the gift of pastor Nath.”
