Nathaniel Bassey Open Up on His Wife Five Miscarriages during Hallelujah Challenge

Lagos, Nigeria – One of Naija’s top gospel singers, Nathaniel Bassey, don drop serious gist wey go touch your heart. During recent online praise session wey him dey lead called Hallelujah Challenge, Bassey reveal say him wife, Sarah, face tough times as she endure five miscarriages, including one ectopic pregnancy. Na wah! This man dey lead powerful worship everywhere, but wahala dey ground for house.

Bassey no allow the pain of him wife sickness hold am back though. Even while e dey do live session, him dey go visit am for hospital. Imagine the scene: you dey sing your heart out for online worship, then come dey rush back to hospital, just to tell your wife say you still dey there for am. (Talk about multitasking!)

E talk say, “My wife go sabi say I no fit stop. During some Hallelujah Challenge, na miscarriage dey happen for house and nobody even know. I go just carry my joy go online, dey praise and dey dance.” E also emphasize the weight of the losses, saying, “No be one, no be two, no be three, but five! It go touch anybody wey hear am.”

As pastor wey dey encourage people, Bassey use him own wahala tell everybody say God dey faithful, even when things no dey go as you plan am. “When people dey ask, ‘Where God dey?’, I sabi how dem dey feel. God no dey disappoint.” E reason say people fit dey face hard times, but na that time your faith need strong pass.

Bassey and him wife don marry since 2013, and dem get two pikin – one son and one daughter. E no easy to manage family wahala while you dey do God work, but this man sabi wetin im dey talk. E show say love and faith dey work together as dem navigate through di challenges wey life throw dem.

Hallelujah Challenge wey run from October 7 to 31, 2025, dey gather believers from all over, making dem sing, pray, and share testimonies. E be like say Bassey don use im experience strengthen the community wey dey follow am online, as many fans dey share their own stories of resilience too. Na really bonding time.

At the end of the day, dis story dey remind us one key fact: God get our back, even when wahala dey on ground. So if you dey face your own struggles, remember say Bassey don survive. Just hold on tight, God no go leave you for wilderness.