Lady Explains Why She Stopped Joining Pastor Jerry Eze's NSPPD Prayers
Lady Explains Why She Stopped Joining NSPPD Prayers

Lady Opens Up About Dislike for Pastor Jerry Eze's Prayer Platform

Ogechukwu Oragwa, a thrift seller, has candidly shared why she no longer participates in Pastor Jerry Eze's New Season Prophetic Prayers and Declaration (NSPPD) online prayer platform. In a Facebook post on June 19, 2026, she explained that the 'fire fire' style of prayer gives her Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), as it reminds her of childhood experiences. She stated, 'I am searching for prayer channels to join for morning prayers! My morning prayer life have been [expletive] lately and I need a prayer channel I can join. Prayer channels like NSPPD, but not the fire fire type abeg, I don’t want NSPPD because pst Jerry prayer style gives me PTSD (no offense) joined a couple of times and just couldn’t keep up.'

Childhood Trauma Resurfaces Through Prayer Style

Ogechukwu revealed that she was raised in a home where her parents frequently moved from one prayer house to another, and the intense, aggressive prayer style of NSPPD makes her relive that trauma. She wrote, 'Born and brought up in a home where my parents went from one prayer house to another, the fire fire go be like i Dey relive my childhood trauma abeg.' Her post quickly garnered attention, with many netizens sharing similar sentiments or offering alternative prayer channels.

Mixed Reactions from Social Media Users

The Facebook post triggered a wave of responses. Eberechukwu Perpetua Daniel commented, 'I thought am the only one that couldn't join that NSPPD omo I have tried several times no way.' Sylvia Nicholas suggested, 'Create yours and people that want the kind of prayer you want will also join you.' Others recommended alternatives: Ebube Favour said, 'You can join Triumph 30 on YouTube by Pastor Iren of CCI. They sing, prayer and teach the scripture.' Faith Chinonso added, 'I join Triumph 30 on YouTube. It’s Pastor Iren of CCI. We sing, and cover a chapter of the Bible everyday. 6:00am to 7:00am.' Adaeze C Sunday expressed gratitude, saying, 'Ogechukwu, God bless you for this post. I’ve always needed to join one but na only NSPPD I know and I couldn’t keep up too, E no gree me..couldn’t resonate with the prayer pattern. Never knew there are other online morning prayers channel one could join.'

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Broader Context: Other Critics of Jerry Eze's Prayer Method

This is not the first time Pastor Jerry Eze's prayer style has faced criticism. In a related story, a female member of NSPPD had previously shared a worrisome observation about the cleric. Additionally, another lady named Abimbola, a self-described firebrand prayer warrior, explained in a viral tweet on February 25, 2026, why her spirit does not agree with Jerry's method. She noted that she struggles to hear Pastor Jerry due to the noise, which she personally dislikes. Abimbola stated, 'Pastor Jerry is a good man, but I found out that I do not pray well when he leads prayer sessions.'

Seeking Alternative Prayer Channels

Ogechukwu's post highlights a growing need for diverse online prayer options that cater to different spiritual temperaments. While NSPPD remains hugely popular, with millions of daily participants, some individuals find the high-energy, warfare-style prayer overwhelming. The search for more subdued or scriptural-based prayer channels reflects a broader desire for personalized spiritual practices. As one user suggested, creating niche prayer groups could fill this gap, allowing people to connect with like-minded believers without the intensity of the 'fire fire' approach.

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