ASABA— The Senior Pastor of Restitution Royal Citadel, Asaba, Delta State, Apostle Nnamani Emmanuel, has shared his personal journey of faith, revealing that his calling into full-time ministry was entirely by divine orchestration.
Speaking to a team of journalists after receiving Award of Humanitarian Service from The Forward News Media, Apostle Nnamani, who hails from Enugu South Local Government Area of Enugu State, said he was the first son of his family and a graduate of Civil Engineering from the Institute of Management and Technology, IMT, Enugu State.
During an interactive session in his office
According to him, his childhood ambition was to become a Civil Engineer, and ministry was never part of his personal desires growing up.
“Speaking as a human being, being a pastor or a priest or a preacher or an apostle was never part of my desires as a human. I’ve always wished to be an engineer,” he said.
The cleric recalled that during revival meetings in his early years in life, several men of God consistently prophesied that he would “work for God.” At the time, he admitted he did not fully understand the message.
“But genuinely speaking, it is God in every single sacrifice and every single commitment or service that I have learned,” Apostle Nnamani stated.
He noted that looking back, he now understands that God was ordering his steps, and that his life and service are sustained by divine grace.
Apostle Nnamani currently leads Restitution Royal Citadel in Asaba, where he ministers to a growing congregation.
