The President of the Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN), Emeka Rollas, recounts astonishing experience of living with a glass shard in his head for nearly two decades before it unexpected exited his body.
The 51-year-old actor and filmmaker shared his remarkable testimony during a live session of the New Season Prophetic Prayers and Declarations (NSPDD), led by popular Nigerian pastor Jerry Eze.
According to Rollas, the origin of the ordeal dates back to 2006 when he survived a helicopter accident that caused multiple injuries, including trauma to the head.
Despite medical treatment at that time, a small glass fragment went undetected and remained embedded in “After the initial treatment, some glass was left inside my scalp,” he recounted. “Over the years, it would cause reactions, and then disappear again. I was told to consider minor surgery, but after going through four surgeries for other health issues, I was terrified. I didn’t want to go under the knife again.”
Instead, Rollas turned to God in prayer. He began actively participating in Pastor Jerry Eze’s online prayer sessions, consistently asking God to remove anything within him that was not of divine origin.
“I always held on to Pastor Jerry’s declaration, ‘anything inside you that is not of God will be flushed out,’” he said.
But then, something strange and unexpected changed.
“A few weeks ago, I started to feel a swelling on that same spot on my scalp. It felt different, like something was trying to push its way out. I visited the hospital, and the doctor suspected a boil. But I insisted that it wasn’t a boil, I knew this had to be linked to that old injury,” he explained.
During a quiet dinner with his child, the unexpected occurred.
“I was sitting down to eat with my child, absentmindedly rubbing my head, and suddenly, the shard just fell out. It landed right there on the dining table, a tiny piece of glass that had been lodged inside me for 19 years.”
Rollas attributes the incident to divine intervention, expressing heartfelt gratitude.
“I give glory to God. And I want to thank Pastor Jerry Eze, may the oil on your head never run dry.”
The emotional testimony has since sparked reactions across social media, with many praising Rollas for his openness and attributing the incident to the power of faith and prayer.
