Senior pastor of Salvation Ministries, David Ibiyeomie, has sparked conversations online after recounting what he described as a real-life experience involving American rapper 50 Cent.
While speaking during a church gathering, the cleric narrated that there was a time when the rapper was scheduled to visit Port Harcourt on the same day he had already planned a major crusade.
According to him, the situation created tension, as both events were expected to draw large crowds. He claimed he prayed about it and made a personal vow, saying he would cancel the crusade if the rapper eventually showed up in the city.
However, in what he described as a surprising turn of events, 50 Cent allegedly encountered an issue after arriving in Lagos and ended up returning to the United States without making it to Port Harcourt.
The pastor further stated that many people who had initially purchased tickets for the rapper’s show later attended the crusade instead, which he presented as a moment that strengthened his faith.
The story has since stirred mixed reactions online, with some viewers expressing belief in the testimony, while others questioned the circumstances surrounding the claim. Regardless of differing opinions, the narration has added to ongoing discussions about faith, coincidence, and interpretation of events within religious and entertainment spaces.
