Pastor Jerry Eze Reacts as He Spots NSPPD Band on Footballer Bukayo Saka

Nigerians were amused by a recent social media post shared by Pastor Jerry Eze, known for his 7 a.m. altar prayers on the New Season Prophetic Prayers and Declarations (NSPPD) platform.

The pastor posted a photo of Arsenal’s right-winger, Bukayo Saka, a Nigerian-born footballer, wearing a wristband inscribed with the NSPPD’s popular slogan: “What God cannot do does not exist.”

Alongside the image, Pastor Jerry Eze wrote:
“Question of the day: Who is he and what’s he wearing on his wrist?”

His playful question quickly went viral, sparking widespread reactions on social media. NSPPD followers and fans of the prayer movement excitedly responded, praising Bukayo’s apparent spiritual awareness and expressing admiration for the symbolic accessory.

Here are a few fan reactions:

@cjkitchen2023 wrote:
“All I know is that what God can’t do doesn’t exist! If not for Pastor Jerry who taught me how to pray, depression would have swallowed me. The fire altar is my forever dwelling place!”

@realsirvic commented:
“Let’s not over-spiritualize this. It’s just a lucky charm bracelet — a common fashion accessory abroad that many people wear.”