I came to Lagos hoping churches would heal my blindness | Legit TV

Mr John Sunday is in his late 30s but lost sight when he was 4 years old. According to him, he has tried all possible means to regain his sight but proved abortive.
He disclosed to Legit TV that he came to Lagos with the help of his brother with the hope of getting permanent healing from various churches but after several 'Healing and Deliverance' sessions, the doctor told him his sight cannot be restored.
Rather than beg on the streets like most people, he attended the school of the blind where he learned how to locally produce liquid soap, toilet cleaner, and insecticide and this has been his major source of income since then.
John Sunday regrets his present state as his first wife left with their two daughters after the doctor revealed nothing can be done to restore his sight...
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