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I thank God for recovering - ICGC Member

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Enoch Obeney 
Enoch Obeney, a young Ghanaian of the ICGC Open Heavens temple, Adjiringanor, East legon, has expressed gratitude to God for saving his life.


Posting on his Facebook wall,  Enoch writes: "I am sincerely grateful to God. I can't thank God enough for  His goodness and mercy which have been following me since day 1 (Psalm 23:6).



He,however, said he wept bitterly when the doctor from the Tema General Hospital informed him that, "We have examined your situation for a couple of days now and we are sorry to inform you that you might never walk again. We have done all we can for you here so tomorrow we will transfer you to Korle-bu Teaching Hospital to see what they can do to help you."


Mr. Obeney adds that: " I had  to undergo surgery at Korle-bu after which I was confined to a wheel chair but today I say to the glory of Almighty  God that I, Enoch Obeney, I am able to stand and walk by the aid of  crutches and a prosthetic limb.


 "Today marks exactly six years that I lost my leg in that terrible accident. Though painful, today my heart is filled with gratitude as I rejoice in the Lord. If it had not been for the Lord on my side ( Psalm 124:1) where would I  be?" he said, adding that , " I keep faith alive because I am certain that God, who began the good work within me, will continue his work until it is finally finished on the day when Christ Jesus comes."

He, finally, expressed gratitude to his pastor, Rev. Eric Xexemeku as well as his family and his loved ones for their love, prayers and support during this hard times of his.


Background
Enoch Obeney  was involved in a horrible accident  on 28th March,2014 whilst on an official assignment conveying SRC Executives  of the Central University College from  Mataheko to Miotso, Prampram. The bus of which he was driving was crossed by a Golf car and that led to him and  other students sustaining serious injuries  though his was very critical.

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  1. SoweeSaturday, 28 March, 2020

    Nothing is impossible to be fixed by the Almighty.

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