Apostle Issac Anderson’s livestream was cut short
Ghanaian UK-based pastor, Apostle Issac Anderson, has had his iPhone 16 Pro Max snatched on the streets of London while he was on a morning walk and leading prayers on Facebook Live.
In a video that has since gone viral, Apostle Anderson was seen praying when the camera suddenly shook.
A sudden blackout followed, signaling the abrupt end of the livestream.
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The pastor later shared a video explaining what prompted the sudden disruption of his livestream.
“This morning, I was walking and doing a live session to declare blessings upon people’s lives. Suddenly, someone on a bike came from behind and snatched my phone, an iPhone 16 Pro Max, right out of my hand,” he said.
He went on to express frustration, noting that the phone contained sensitive and essential information.
“It’s not easy. All my information and important apps were on that phone,” he added.
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Meanwhile, the incident has sparked discussions online, with netizens either sympathizing with him or sharing mixed reactions.
Check out the post and reactions below:
Ghanaian UK-based pastor, Apostle Isaac Anderson, had his iPhone 16 Pro Max snatched during a Facebook Live prayer session while walking along a London street.
The incident occurred mid-broadcast as he led prayers with his church members.#ghanaweb#ghanawebtv
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