“If I could finish my exams while burying my son, you can”- Eucharia Anunobi Inspires as She Graduates from School

Eucharia Anunobi, whose only son, Raymond, recently died has now graduated from the Redeemed Christian Church of God’s School of Disciples.

In a post she shared on her Instagram page this morning, Eucharia who graduated on Sunday, February 25, is inspiring her followers to pursue their dreams no matter what life may throw their way.

Sharing her graduation photos, she wrote below…

”Beloved ones, join me and celebrate JESUS CHRIST , who saw me through the completion of the Redeemers School of Disciples course 2017 / 2018 session.

The devil wanted to stop me from finishing, for my son died while I still had four subjects / papers to sit for, but thanks to God who had promised that in these things am more than a conqueror ( Romans 8 : 37 ).

I graduated with 900 ( nine hundred ) other disciples last Sunday 25th February 2018. Please help me hala: JESUS NA YOU BE OGA, JESUS NA YOU BE OGA, ALL OTHER gods NA SO YEYE , EVERY OTHER god NA SO SO YEYE.

If you keep looking at the mountain, it becomes overwhelming , go to the base and start climbing , don’t look down and don’t look up, just keep at it, before you know it, you are at the top.

If I could finish my exams while burying my son , what is stopping you from completing your studies .
I prophesy as commanded may all satanic agenda put in place to stagnate your destiny be truncated now in JESUS name.”

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”Don’t wait anymore, Procrastination is the tool the devil uses to hinder people. Your generation needs your input and you can do it better by getting more informed via education.

Remember God said: my people perish because of lack of knowledge. In the jungle of life , if you don’t fight for your destiny , you become meat for predators.”

A few days ago, Eucharia Anunobi celebrated her late son’s posthumous birthday whom she lost to sickle cell anaemia.

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