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Prophetess Ruth Natie storms Benue Nkwanta with healing, food aid and free medical care

By Ananpansah Bartholomew Abraham || Contributor
  28 Aug 2026
Social News Prophetess Ruth Natie storms Benue Nkwanta with healing, food aid and free medical care
FRI, 28 AUG 2026

Compassion lit up the quiet communities of the Bono/Ahafo Region when Prophetess Ruth Natie, leader of the Mount Zion Holy City Church International, led a powerful humanitarian mission to Benue Nkwanta, extending medical care, food support and prayers of healing to residents.

The outreach, driven by her Ministry of Love initiative, delivered free health screenings, essential food items including bags of rice, and spiritual ministration for the sick and afflicted. For many locals, the gesture was more than charity — it restored dignity, lifted long‑standing burdens and rekindled hope in a caring society.

The intervention forms part of the consistent humanitarian work of the Prophetess Ruth Natie Foundation, which has over the years drilled and mechanised boreholes for deprived communities, paid school fees for brilliant but needy pupils, fed the poor, and provided care and shelter for fostered children.

As one of her major end‑of‑year engagements, the Benue Nkwanta outreach adds another impactful chapter to a growing record of life‑changing initiatives touching communities across the region.

The impact was affirmed through heartfelt testimonies, including that of Queen Mother Nana Afia Anpem, who revealed that a chronic hand pain she had battled for years vanished instantly after prayers — a moment she described as divine mercy at work.

Through quiet service, unwavering compassion and a commitment to practical love, Prophetess Ruth Natie continues to demonstrate that true faith is lived — shared through healing, service and hope extended to those who need it most.

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