Prominent Nigerian pastor and founder of Streams of Joy International, Jerry Eze, has addressed recent accusations that a miracle at his New Season Prophetic Prayers and Declaration (NSSPD) conference in the United Kingdom was staged.
During the event, which took place in the UK, an 8-year-old girl suffering from cerebral palsy, who had been confined to a wheelchair, was reportedly healed.
This incident quickly gained attention online, with social media users both praising the miracle and accusing Pastor Eze of orchestrating the event, while questioning why similar miracles weren’t performed in Nigeria.
In response to these claims, Pastor Eze, during a sermon to his congregation, made it clear that he has no interest in engaging with his critics.
The 41-year-old pastor stated, “Listen NSSPDiers, you will never see this man here reply anybody. I do not have that kind of time, I do not have the time. There are more important things to do for God.”
Eze also dismissed the allegations by pointing out the absurdity of the claims. “Look at the so-called arranged miracle. So, she was never in a wheelchair? Look at the parents,” he said, emphasizing his focus on his spiritual mission rather than responding to detractors.
Pastor Eze founded Streams of Joy International in 2013 in Abia State, Nigeria, and the church has since expanded to over 13 branches globally.
During the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, Eze launched the NSSPD digital prayer sessions, which quickly gained popularity.
Pastor Eze is well-known for his viral slogan, “What God Cannot Do Does Not Exist,” which has garnered a massive following.
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