Prophet Bernard ElBernard Nelson-Eshun, the General Overseer of SpiritLife Revival Ministries, situated in Accra, has extended a huge helping hand to struggling gospel musician Edward Akwasi Boateng.
After he was seen last week trying to make ends meet by selling copies of his music on CDs and pen drives, the seasoned gospel performer gained attention on social media.
The musician claims that despite making significant financial commitments to his marriage, life got so bad that he lost it.
In order to support himself and his family, he was compelled to take up a number of menial jobs, such as selling his songs on CDs and pen drives.
Since then, a video of him using a megaphone to sell CDs and pen drives at a Kumasi bus terminal has gone viral on social media.
In a Kumasi interview with Akoma FM, the singer told the story of his grace to grass. However, as of right now, Mr. Akwasi Boateng will feel different about life because of the kindness shown to him by Prophet Bernard El Bernard Nelson Eshun.
The generous pastor first pledged to enrol all of Akwasi Boateng’s children in his scholarship program until they graduate from college during a service on Sunday morning, February 25. Along with a brand-new car, the singer also received a promised monthly remittance that the preacher withheld.
He claimed that after seeing the video of the man selling his music on CDs and pen drives, he was moved, especially when he saw some internet users criticizing God for the man’s current situation.
The Prophet expressed his anger at that, saying that he understood that anyone can be affected by life’s storms, having gone through his own and continuing to do so in various ways.
Speaking to the assembly, the eloquent pastor gave an explanation of his intervention, saying it was a gesture of gratitude for the musician’s good deeds and his unwavering devotion to the body of Christ.
“You have made contact with Christ’s body. El Bernard said, “You have fought for the kingdom.” Akwasi Boateng, who was clearly moved by the minister’s kindness, gave him a very warm and heartfelt hug. Compared to his prior condition, he is now a happier man when he returns to Kumasi.
One of Edward Akwasi Boateng’s most well-known compositions is the hit song “Adea Mepe Nyinaa.” Christians have always found comfort in his touch on the accordion, particularly during his years of active ministry.
