His name is Abeng Felix from the serene village of Ofumeongha in Obubra Local Government Area of Cross River State, of Nigeria.
Abeng may not be highly educated, may not have come from a rich family and definitely did not. He may not have dreamt of traveling beyond the shores of his immediate locality let alone being a worker in a reputable company in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
But by the generosity of the General Overseer (G.O.) of the Omega Power Ministries (OPM), Apostle Gift Chinyere Chibuzor, all the predicaments and misfortunes of the former voluntary traffic controller in Port-Harcourt have changed for good, ushering in a new lease of life and light to the entire Abeng family.
It’s a practical case of God appointing our graces to be nurses to other men’s weaknesses which has been experimentally demonstrated through no other but the great man of God of our time, Apostle (Dr) Gift Chibuzor, a great instrument in the hands of God to turn lives around for those who come his way.
The story of Abeng Felix changed the moment he found himself in OPM Church in a dream.
Before the historic turnaround in his life, he had been a voluntary traffic controller at Orazi junction in Port Harcourt since 2010.
The excited Dubai bound Felix told newsmen that while in a dream some time in his number 4 Ogwa Street residence, Orazi, he found himself in OPM Church and upon waking up, decided to locate the Church.
Upon arriving the OPM worship place, he narrated further, the first thing that he noticed was the heavy traffic build-up at OPM gate on Sunday which he confirmed as a regular occurrence on Sundays because of the influx of members of the Church and those coming to seek the face of God in the Church.
It then dawned on him to bring his wealth of experience in traffic control to bear and wasted no time in joining those helping out in the art after which he went into the church to pray.
He said from henceforth, he made it a duty to be controlling traffic at the OPM gate every Sunday without giving up the routine control at Orazi junction on other days.
The miracle that turned around his fortune, he disclosed, actually happened on a day he was on his normal duty at Eligbam Junction, Orazi when unknown to him that the vehicle he stopped and ordered the driver to wind down the glasses was that of the great Apostle Chibuzor, the G. O. of OPM.
The incident, he said, coincided with the period he was having serious family crisis which informed his request for prayers from the man of God.
Not only praying for the curious Abeng Felix, Apostle Chibuzor also directed that he report to OPM Church Accountant right away, ordering that his name be included in the payroll of the Church.
From that point, Abeng Felix began to receive monthly salary after rendering public service for about a decade without pay or any form of appreciation from any quarters.
At another point, the man of God still met him at his duty post and requested for his phone number which Abeng Felix quickly obliged him.
Surprisingly not quite long, his phone rang and behold, it was Apostle (Dr) Chibuzor on the line and having picked the call, he was graciously invited to the personal house of the OPM G. O.
There he was directed to be taken to the immigrations department for an international passport and subsequently booked for an unexpected journey to one of the most industrialized and busiest business cities in the world, Dubai.
Before living the shores of the country, the speechless Abeng Felix expressed gratitude to the OPM General Overseer for his exemplary life of generosity and philanthropy, praying God to continue to bless and protect him and multiply the OPM Church and its members.
Now in Dubai as a worker where he earns over N300,000 per month, the life of Abeng Felix like thousands of other beneficiaries of OPM Scholarship scheme, OPM facilitated Overseas employment, OPM Free School, OPM Free estates, OPM Free restaurant, OPM financial assistance, OPM free Skills Acquisition, etc, has changed and will never remain the same again.
What a practical demonstration of the instruction: “The man who works for the gold in the job rather than for the money in the envelope, is the one who gets on”.
