I had been taking several exams and interviews, traveling to different states in search of a job. Most opportunities seemed to depend on connections or money, and those I hoped would help me all disappointed me
Every exam I took yielded no positive result, and I began to feel fear, anxiety, and doubt.
One particular Sunday, I felt so down that I didn’t even want to attend church. But I remembered that the days I feel least like going to church are often the days I need to be there the most. That Sunday, the pastor preached about trusting God, and it felt like the message was directed at me. I realized that I had been subconsciously relying on men rather than God. I hadn’t actually prayed and asked God to send me a helper—I just assumed those men were His answer. From that moment, I shifted my focus back to God and began praying for His favor and for Him to send me a true helper.
During this period, I applied for a job in Abuja. The application was completed online, and at the end of the process, I felt prompted to take down a particular contact number that appeared. That’s how I got in touch with an official I had never met. Despite not knowing who I was, she gave me so much attention—both before and after the exam—without asking for anything in return. She constantly encouraged me and went out of her way to assist me in ways I never expected. I knew it was truly God working through her.
In the last week of May, I told God, “I want to testify on June 1st. I don’t know how, but I believe it will happen.” I wrote the testimony in faith and kept praying and declaring, even though I knew the 1st was a Sunday and offices would be closed I kept declaring it.
while I was still in church that Sunday, the results came out and I got the job!
Miss Faith