Renowned Nigerian televangelist Jerry Eze, has reacted with amazement after spotting Arsenal and England international footballer, Bukayo Saka, wearing a wristband affiliated with his global prayer platform, NSPPD (New Season Prophetic Prayers and Declarations).
The wristband is commonly worn by followers of the NSPPD movement — an online prayer platform led by Pastor Jerry Eze, which has garnered millions of global viewers with its popular catchphrase, “What God Cannot Do Does Not Exist.”
Jerry Eze took to his official Facebook and Instagram accounts to share a photo of Saka on the training ground, with the wristband clearly visible on the player’s left wrist. Accompanying the photo, Pastor Eze wrote the caption:
“QUESTION OF THE DAY: WHO IS HE?
WHAT IS HE WEARING ON HIS WRIST?”.
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The development has stirred massive online reactions from both football and faith-based communities.
Many fans of Pastor Eze were quick to interpret the sighting as evidence of the wide-reaching influence of the NSPPD platform, which has grown into a spiritual movement with testimonies spanning multiple continents.
As the image continues to trend online, Pastor Eze’s caption remains a point of engagement—sparking joy, humor, and deeper conversations about the intersection of global celebrity culture and Nigerian spirituality.
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In other news, The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adeboye, recently revealed that he once declined a personal invitation from an unnamed African president who sought divine healing through him.
Pastor Adeboye made the disclosure during the July 2025 Holy Ghost Service held at Redemption City, Mowe, Ogun State.
Addressing the congregation, the 82-year-old cleric said the head of state had reportedly reached out after conventional medical options failed.
According to Adeboye, the president contacted a pastor of the RCCG in his country and asked him to request a personal visit from the General Overseer.
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