- Yolo actor Drogba healed of Stiff Person Syndrome at Friday Miracle Night
- He regains mobility after 4 years of struggling with the rare condition
- Thousands witness Drogba's testimony, sparking celebration and hope
Renowned actor John Peasah, widely recognized for his role as Drogba in the popular TV series YOLO, has captured headlines with his remarkable experience of divine healing at the Friday Miracle Night event held at the Accra International Conference Centre (AICC).
Peasah, who has been in the news this year due to his public appeal for assistance with his medical bills, has recently shared a transformative update on his health. Earlier this year, he disclosed his battle with Stiff Person Syndrome, a rare and debilitating condition that severely impacted his mobility and ability to sit for extended periods, particularly in crowded environments.
Accompanied by his sister, Peasah attended the Friday Miracle Night service, which marked a significant turning point in his health. At the event, he was able to perform actions he had been unable to do for the past four years. “I am the first Ghanaian diagnosed with Stiff Person Syndrome, and I was astonished by the improvement in my condition during the service,” Peasah revealed. His testimony, supported by his sister, was met with enthusiastic applause from the crowd, celebrating what many believe to be a miraculous healing.
The video of Peasah’s testimony has quickly gained traction on social media, with fans and well-wishers expressing their excitement and relief at his apparent recovery. The miracle is seen as a hopeful end to his long struggle with the condition.
The Friday Miracle Night, organized by the CE Airport City Model Church, has become a significant event for Christians seeking spiritual intervention. The service drew thousands from various backgrounds, all united in their quest for blessings and miracles.
