
A Nigerian woman who recently converted from Christianity to Islam has sparked widespread reactions online after calling on Christians to embrace Islam, while warning them about the reality of hell.
The video of her message, shared by X user @teeniiola, has since gone viral, sparking mixed reactions across social media.
In the clip, the young woman passionately speaks about her journey and how she found faith in Islam.
In the widely circulated video, she expressed joy over finding Islam and disclosed that she was formerly a Christian.
She also revealed that following her conversion, she has adopted the Muslim name Zainab.
She did not disclose the circumstances that influenced her decision to embrace Islam in the video.
Speaking in part, she said, “I plead with everyone who is still in Christianity to convert to Islam. Tomorrow might be too late hellfire is real.”
Nonetheless, her message has triggered widespread online discussions across social media. See reactions and the video below;
ak.com_comedy_ shared; “I have decided… To follow Jesus… No turning back… No turning back .”
vktechltd commented; “I was a Muslim but now a Christian. Best decision of my life. Thank you Jesus .”
dije1_2345 said; “I come from a Muslim background but now almost everyone are now Christians … Christ is real .”
razurpe wrote; “I came from a family of Muslims and the best decision I ever made with my life is to follow Jesus! He gave my life meaning and purpose. He broke generational curses and boundary’s for my sake.”
jahsonofficiall remarked; “Why I go convert from light to darkness. Make I leave Wetin Dey give me peace of mind even when I broke enter enter when no give me peace of mind when I get money yet. It’s me and Christ till the end of the world.”
As expected, her appeal has continued to divide opinions online, with many social media users sharing personal testimonies defending their individual faith choices. While some agreed with her message, others firmly reaffirmed their belief in Christianity, turning the comment section into a broader debate on faith, conviction, and personal spiritual journeys.
What’s your opinion?
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