Ken Immasuagbon Still in Awe Over the Passage of Apostle Eunice Osagiede.

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Bar. Ken Immasuagbon said he still in awe over the passage of the Jesus Army, Apostle Eunice Osagiede, the General Overseer of Spirit and Life Bible Church, with headquarter in Benin City, Edo State.

Apostle Eunice Osagiede, the General Overseer of Spirit and Life Bible Church, with headquarter in Benin City, Edo State.

Ken Immasuagbon, also known as Rice Man, in a statement to our correspondent, mourned the passage of the apostle and said nothing can replace the great loss to Christiandom.

According to him “when I received the news, I first thought it was one of those fake stories that are normally peddled on social media platforms until it was confirmed. I was shocked. It took me days to process the passage.

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“I am still shocked. The saddest part of it is death is permanent, nothing can reverse it.

“It was not too long ago I heard her speak during the innuaguration service thanksgiving of our governor. That day is still in my mind; she was bright and radiant as she preached the undiluted word of God. That was the last I heard of her until the shocking news of her demise.

“Well, we must take solace this trying times as we know God knows best. She will be more useful to God in heaven than she is here on earth, that much I have no doubt about.

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Bar. Ken Immasuagbon.

“The most important thing is that she left a huge spiritual legacy on earth with what she did for the body of Christ.

“I condole with her immediate family, members of her church; the Spirit and Life Bible Church and as well as the entire body of Christ under which she served until her death. It is normal we mourn and may God grant us the heart to bear the loss which is huge.”

Apostle Eunice Osagiede, the General Overseer of Spirit and Life Bible Church, with headquarter in Benin City, Edo State.
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