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Nigerians call out two pastors who allegedly used one woman for same miracle (video) 
Nigerians are reacting to the trending video of two pastors who allegedly healed the same woman of a stunted arm. A social media user identified as @nvoguehair raised an alarm when she saw that the same woman was healed of the same ailment by two different pastors in different places. @nvoguehair first shared the video of one of the pastors identified as Chris Okafor of Mountain Of Liberation and Miracle Ministry, performing healing on the woman in his church. The woman apparently had a bulgy stunted arm which grew back to its normal size after she was prayed for. The social media user, who is a businesswoman shared the video, noting that the woman’s healing came instantly. According to her, she is amazed. 
But 11 hours after posting the first video, the businesswoman shared another video of the same woman with the same ailment but with another pastor. In the second video, the yet-to-be-identified pastor laid hands on the woman and prayed for her. He also poured water on the affected arm while the woman shook her arm. Soon, her arm started straightening to the amazement of the crowd. The arms of the woman fully stretched to the jubilation of the crowd, while the pastor placed his arm around her neck. 

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