Linda Kumba Isatu Ngaujah, who is associated with Nigeria-based Christian ministry Holiness Revival Movement Worldwide (HOREMOW), has recounted what she described as a supernatural encounter with heaven and hell after a reported death experience in February 2013.
During a media engagement, Ngaujah said the experience left her fearful of God, explaining that what she witnessed in hellfire was beyond her understanding of the mysteries of death and eternity.
She claimed that she saw people she believed had died, including her late mother, who was a Muslim, and her late father, who was Catholic. According to her, both spoke to her and gave her messages to deliver to others.
Ngaujah said the experience strengthened her belief that death does not mark the end of a person’s existence, but that the soul continues to live and will eventually face divine judgment.
She explained that, in her understanding, those who attain heaven will live in peace with God, while those condemned to hell will face eternal judgment.
The HOREMOW associate also made claims about the spiritual source of the powers used by some religious leaders, alleging that certain miracles attributed to prominent figures were not from God.
She specifically referred to individuals she identified as “Boko Boko” and “Prophet Manny,” claiming that she was shocked by what she said she witnessed concerning them during her reported encounter with hell. Her allegations were presented as part of her personal account and were not independently verified.
Ngaujah further recounted that, before the experience, she had repeatedly heard a voice telling her that she would die. She said she initially dismissed the warnings because of her faith and belief that such voices could be rebuked through prayer.
However, she claimed that the situation worsened the following morning, leaving her unable to move or perform certain activities, describing her condition as being like a vegetable.
She maintained that she genuinely experienced death, saying her body lay lifeless in her house while her soul was separated from it. She did not provide independent evidence to substantiate the account in the remarks presented.
Ngaujah said her experience had motivated her to warn people about the consequences of sin, the reality of eternity and the need to examine the spiritual practices they follow.