By Emeka Amaefula
HOW GOD REPLACED FIBROID WITH FINE BOY —MRS. PIUS CHUKS MOMAH,TESTIFIES AT CHILD DEDICATION
It was a radiant Sunday morning at God of Eleventh Hour Ministries, located at #2 Giwa Street, After Coca-Cola, Okocha Road by Aker Road, Rumuolumeni, Port Harcourt, where the dedication of Baby Damian Chidiebube Momah drew family members, worshippers, and well-wishers into a joyful thanksgiving service. The invitation message had read: “Special Invitation: The family of Mr. and Mrs. Pius Chuks Momah invite you to the dedication of their son, Damian Chidiebube Momah, 7th December 2025, 10am prompt. Reception follows.”
The service, led by the Founder and General Overseer of the ministry, moved in a calm and reverent flow as hymns, praise sessions and testimonies filled the sanctuary. The most memorable moment came when Mrs. Pius Chuks Momah, mother of Baby Damian, stepped forward, lifted the microphone and, holding back emotion, narrated her journey to motherhood.
She told those present that before this birth she had endured repeated pregnancy loss and, in her words, “People used to call me barren whenever I passed.” She added that medical examinations later confirmed she had fibroid and surgery was advised, but her conviction changed after she began praying with the church leadership. “When I came to this church, Mummy prayed with me and said what I had inside me was not fibroid but a baby. I held onto that word.”
She recalled that during her late father’s burial in January 2025 she experienced an unexpected shift. “Immediately he was lowered into the grave, I felt something I had never felt before. That same week I went for a scan and I was told I was pregnant.” She added that she made a promise at the altar: “If this pregnancy stayed to full term and I delivered safely, I would bring a live goat to honour God.”
On Sunday, 7th December 2025, with Baby Damian in her arms and the family dressed in matching creamy and turquoise attire, she declared with thanksgiving, “For turning me from a woman people labeled with fibroid into a mother of Fine Boy, I return all glory to God.” Her testimony drew applause and joyful singing as drums, choir harmonies, relatives, and friends joined her in celebration of what she described as a divine turnaround. The dance procession that followed sealed the thanksgiving moment, marking Baby Damian’s dedication as an occasion the family and church community received with gratitude.
Several groups, including the Women’s Fellowship and the Church Choir, where she is an active member, joined her at the altar in thanksgiving, adding songs of praise and celebration to honour what she called God’s faithfulness. Guests were fed with sumptuous delicacies of good food and assorted choices of wine and beverages with much funfare and jollification galore took place at the residence of the happy parents.
——–Emeka Amaefula —–+234(0)8111813069—
