The Intriguing Story Of Prophet Jeremiah Asuquo

Prophet Jeremiah Asuquo Edet is arguably one of the emerging clergies in Nigeria that operate strongly in the prophetic.

The Only son of his parents, Prophet Jeremiah is the founder of Gratitude International Chapel based in Ogudu, Lagos. A native of Odukpani Local Government, Cross rivers state, his prophetic unction and apostolic ministrations have rendered him to many worshippers.  A worshipper per excellence and teacher of the gospel, he practically displays Christlike nature openly as a philanthropist widely known as an ambassador of love.

From a humble background, he schooled in Ghana where he studied Human resource management but due to financial constraints, he couldn’t complete his academic pursuits.

But like the bible says that God uses the weak to confound the mighty ones and the foolish ones to confound the wise, the grace and gift upon him from childhood stood him out like a moon among stars, and with clear signs and miracles following him, his fame as a powerful Apostle preceded him everywhere. He was a product of Bishop Oyedepo led WOFBI. He was a chorister at winners chapel Calabar and Ibafor.

Aside from the fact that he runs a flourishing ministry, he is the chief executive officer of Nae Spa Beaty limited and the founder of Nsa Asuquo international school.

His life is like the biblical Joseph in the bible! He is a man with much coloured coat. His Philanthropic gestures attract so many people to him. Some of the people stating with him, Marvelous Urom Ben a student of LASU, and Amos Friday who is equally an undergraduate in the same school could attest to his magnanimous lifestyle. And one woman who could attest to the grace of God upon his life is Lady Evangelist Masade Dumebi.

Of a truth, it has been rough but his firm belief in Elohim has been his anchor even when a woman framed him up which led to his being imprisoned. His sojourn there was an act by God to use him minister to prisoners. While in prison he was instrumental to their daily welfare.