Fadaka embarked on a spiritual journey orchestrated by her Aunty Kike, a path that unfolded with specific, stringent instructions. To achieve spiritual connection, Fadaka was told to shed her makeup, jewellery, and change into an old adire gown, emphasizing a plain appearance. Her husband, Senami, initially displayed an attentive facade, completing chores and offering support. However, when it came to driving Fadaka and Aunty Kike to their destination, he abruptly cited a crucial business meeting and warned against leaving their car due to security concerns, despite previously offering to help.

Aunty Kike's directives became increasingly peculiar as the journey commenced. She insisted they leave Fadaka's car behind, claiming a bridge to the church had washed away during recent heavy rains, necessitating public transport to Loburo and a subsequent long walk. Fadaka, though not in the mood for trekking and irritated by Senami's sudden unavailability, reluctantly complied, silently seething at her husband's evasion.

The journey itself was arduous. As the sun dipped below the horizon, painting the sky in deep orange hues, Fadaka and Aunty Kike navigated a busy four-lane Expressway. To Fadaka’s astonishment and confusion, they eventually arrived at a weathered concrete bridge—the very bridge Aunty Kike had claimed was impassable. Aunty Kike's brooding silence deterred any questions from Fadaka about this glaring discrepancy. They crossed the bridge and proceeded down a seemingly endless, wide, untarred road, passing incomplete buildings swallowed by wild bushes, as Fadaka's feet began to ache.

Their destination was not a grand church but an unassuming, unpainted bungalow at the end of the street, bearing a sign that read: ONE CHANCE CELESTIAL MINISTRY. The empty courtyard perplexed Fadaka, who wondered about the absence of other miracle-seekers. Aunty Kike then clarified that this was where Prophet Ananias conducted his