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“By fire by thunder your client will pay” – Nigerian mom prays for Yahoo Yahoo son (Video below)
A video which surfaced online shows a Nigerian mom praying for her son, who does Yahoo fraud, so that his ‘client‘ will pay.
The son called his mum to speak with her and she decided to pray for his hustle to pay him.
The supportive mother was heard praying for the son’s hustle when the boy told her that his client needs to pay for him to send her money and buy several goodies to her.
She launched into a fervent prayer for the boy and prayed that by thunder and fire his client will succumb to his tricks and pay.
The boy could also be heard responding to each prayer with a resounding ‘Amen’.
See the video below…
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