Healing Not for Gentlemen – Bishop Abioye Shares Wife’s HIV Testimony!

Healing Not for Gentlemen – Bishop Abioye Shares Wife’s HIV Testimony!

Reported By Marian Opeyemi Fasesan | Sele Media Africa

Bishop David Abioye, founder of Conquerors Global Assembly, has shared a deeply personal testimony, revealing that his wife was diagnosed with HIV during the COVID-19 pandemic but was later confirmed HIV-negative after intense prayers and spiritual intervention.

Speaking during a recent church service, Bishop Abioye emphasized the importance of “violent faith” and declared that healing requires “aggressive spiritual engagement.”

“Healing is not for gentlemen. When my wife was diagnosed, we didn’t fold our arms — we engaged in radical faith, and God showed up,” he said.

Key Details:

• The initial diagnosis reportedly came during a routine checkup in 2020.
• Abioye said they rejected the result and turned to prayer, fasting, and declarations.
• A follow-up test at a different facility months later came back negative.

Why It Matters:

• The testimony has sparked both inspiration and debate online regarding faith-based healing.
• It highlights the intersection of religion and health, especially in African societies where spiritual interpretations often influence medical decisions.

Citations:

1. Conquerors Global Assembly Sunday Message – Nov. 9, 2025
2. Live Broadcast Excerpt – CGA Media
3. Social Media Reactions – Verified Posts, Nov. 2025

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