Pastor Runs Mad While Praying For A Mad Man

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[h=3]UNBELIEVABLE!!! Nigerian Pastor Runs Mad While Praying For A Mad Man[/h]

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[TD]Scene of the mad man and the pastor, at Oke-Ado, Ibadan, Oyo State.
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Scene of the mad man and the pastor, at Oke-Ado, Ibadan, Oyo State.

Nigerians living around the Oke-Ado area of Ibadan, Oyo State, as well as shop owners and automobile dealers along Molete road in the town, on Thursday, watched a sad drama involving a pastor in the area and a mad man.



The pastor, whose name was giving as Timothy, according to an eyewitness, got to Ososami junctions of Oke-Ado around 5.20 p.m and went to meet the mentally-deranged man, popularly known as Tunde, who was sitting in front of a building in the area.


According to Semiu, a shop owner around the spot of the incident, the pastor began to read the Bible on sighting the mad man, while he moved closer to him and laid hand on his head. “At a point, there was a hot argument between the duo, which made the pastor to raise his voice as he was offering a deliverance prayer for Tunde, the mad man. The hot prayer lasted for over 15 minutes before another strange drama began,” Semiu said.


Speaking further, another witness, an okada rider, said at a point, the mad man removed the pastor’s hand from his head, adding that “suddenly, a strange spirit got hold of the pastor and he began to remove his cloth. He was naked and laid flat on the ground, speaking a strange language, with foam oozing out of his mouth.”


The mad man, it was gathered, initially left him in this position and sat at some distance away from the pastor, before the duo later sat closer to each other, while onlookers watched the strange drama. As at Thursday night, Pastor Timothy remained in the state of insanity.


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