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NSPPD Hits 81Million Views.
Within six months, the Nigerian online prayer platform, NSPPD led by Pastor Jerry Eze, had 81,439,509 views on Facebook, Youtube, Instagram, and Mixlr.
According to digital platform statistics, between December 2021 and May 25, 2022, 19,005,969 devices logged on to the NSPPD early morning prayer programmes, with an estimated 244,318,527 people per device.
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What is the full meaning of NSPPD?
If this is the first time you’re reading about NSPPD, you may be wondering “what is the full meaning of NSPPD?”
NSPPD stands for New Season Prophetic Prayers and Declarations. Its a morning prayer platform led by Pastor Jerry Eze.
How many people participate in NSPPD?
According to digital platform statistics, between December 2021 and May 25, 2022, 19,005,969 devices logged on to the NSPPD early morning prayer programmes, with an estimated 244,318,527 people per device.
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It received 15,158,333 views from 3,465,059 devices worldwide in January, with an estimated 45,474,999 participants.
In February, there were 13,830,965 views and 41,492,895 people who participated in the spiritual exercise from 3,202,372 devices.
However, participation increased once more in March, when viewership surpassed 14 million. A total of 44,449,410 people watched on 3,564,619 devices.
In April, approximately 39,490,074 ‘NSPPIDIANS’ accessed the program from 3,059,342 devices. The system estimated 13,163,358 viewers.
According to the data, 29, 326, 734 people participated in the NSPPD prayers across all media platforms in May, with 9, 775,578 views from 2,588,409 online devices.
The NSPPD prayer programme is thought to have received a total of 81,439,509 views from at least 244,318,527 people worldwide.
Pastor Eze, the founder of the NSPPD, attributed the remarkable growth of the prayer movement in such a short period of time to God’s move.
He said, “I was also quite surprised and overwhelmed by this strange act of God. I can only describe it as ‘What God cannot do does not exist, It’s not about us; it’s just about end-time revival.”
“It’s about the move of God. It’s just not about us; It’s about that outpouring (Prophet) Joel prophesied and reiterated by Peter on the day of Pentecost. I am simply overwhelmed.’’
