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Gospel singer Siisi Baidoo and his team Survives a Near-Fatal Accident! #JesusSaves

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3 years ago

December 6, 2023

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In an Instagram post, Ghanaian Gospel Singer Siisi Baidoo shared the harrowing experience of how He and his 27-member team survived a deadly accident on their way to Koforidua for ‘Phase 2’ of the “Hollard Splendor” gospel concert following Phase 1 which was held in Accra.

Phase 2 was set to happen on November 26, 2023, at ICGC Jesus Temple, Koforidua.

According to Siisi Baidoo, the accident occurred around 11 am that very day in the mountains due to brake failure.

Despite the adversity, the event scheduled for 4pm proceeded amidst the unfolding situation.

Trusting in divine intervention, some passersby stopped to assist in rescuing the injured members from the bus.

The injured were promptly taken to Tetteh Quarshie Hospital in Mampong for treatment. Siisi Baidoo stated ; “Traumatized, unconscious, injured, the team got checked, treated, and another bus brought them to Koforidua to hold the event.”

In the face of pain, stitches, band-aids, and plasters, the team displayed resilience by taking the stage to fulfill the mission assigned by God.

Siisi Baidoo, perceiving the incident as a dream and miraculous intervention, expressed profound gratitude for the preservation of everyone’s lives and well-being.

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