- Ajibade Shares Testimony During Power M6st Change Hands Programme in MFM
- Opens Up on How She Sold Olive Oil, Kunu, During Services.
- Encourages the Youth Not to Give Up on Dreams
Super Falcons captain and Atletico Madrid forward, Rasheedat Ajibade, has opened up about her humble beginnings on the way to success on the continental football stage.
Eko Hot Blog reports that Ajibade shared her testimony on Saturday at the Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM) Prayer City in Ogun State during the August edition of the monthly Power Must Change Hands programme after she helped Nigeria to its record 10th Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) title in Morocco,
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Speaking to a large congregation, the 24-year-old recalled how she once hawked items like Olive oil, Kunu, and Zobo drinks within church premises during various deliverance services before rising to national and international prominence in football.
“Back then, I was just a young girl following my parents to church, helping to sell what we had, Olive oil, Zobo, and Kunu. That was my reality. But through prayer, fasting, and persistent hard work, God changed my story,” she said.
Ajibade, who was named Player of the Tournament at the last WAFCON, despite scoring only one goal, emphasized that spiritual discipline continues to guide her career.
“Whenever I’m facing tough times with my club or the national team, I go on my knees. I don’t just rely on training. I pray and fast too,” she added, encouraging the youth not to give up on their dreams.
“Keep praying, keep fasting, keep working hard. God still answers prayers,” she said with conviction.
