WAFCON GAMES: AJIBADE THANKS GOD FOR DIVINE STRENGTH AND UNDENIABLE VICTORY AT MFM

Rasheedat Ajibade, Captain of the Nigerian  Super Falcons, expresses her heartfelt gratitude to God at the Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries, Prayer City, KM 12 Lagos Ibadan Express Way for the teams victory at the 10th Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON).

At the Church's monthly Power Must Change Hands Program,  Ajibade credited her mother for Christian upbringing, highlighting the importance of spiritual guidance"I thanked my mother, she taught us warfare, the word and how to worship,so  it is by fire by force you must always get what you want".

Nigeria's Super Falcons captain,  attributed their triumph to God "I want to give God all the glory because the journey to this point has never been easy".

She recalled prior visits to the church where she  testified about leading the team to qualify for the Olympics after 16 years.

She acknowledged the challenges and experiences  before the tournament " it was really tough,I was going through injuries, pains and all sought of things but I don't know how to figure it out but ,I came here (MFM) because this is the only place I know, the moment things happen, we tackle it physically and we know how to go to the place of warfare to handle those issues". She said.

 "We went to Morocco to play Women African Cup of Nations, we won the tournament " she said.

She conveyed her sincere appreciation to Dr. Daniel Olukoya, General Overseer of MFM, for his love, support, and fervent prayers, and to the fellow pastors who stood in the gap, praying for her.

Ajibade reminisced of her teenage hustles" I was once ,one of the young girls out there hawking olive oil,zobo, kunu in every Deliverance Program,I give glory to God of Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries is still in the business of lifting men".

She admonished the gathering to hold fast to their faith, persist in prayer and fasting, work diligently, and trust in the power of God, affirming that the God of MFM would visibly answer their prayers.