Lagos pastor allegedly collects N8m from church member for deliverance, gets arrested by police (photo)
- The general overseer and founder of a church has been arrested by police officers in Lagos
- The pastor allegedly collected N8m from a church member as deliverance fee
- The deliverance failed as the two children of the church member died that same day
Prophet Samuel, the general overseer and founder of Set Captive Free Ministry has been arrested for allegedly taking N8m from Uche Nwoke, a church member, for delivering him from some family curses.
Things went awry after the deliverance failed and the two children of Nwoke died on the same day. This development led to the disappearance of the pastor who left hurriedly for Port Harcourt and was arrested there.
After Prophet Samuel was arrested, he was brought back to Lagos where he was arraigned before a magistrate in Isolo court. He was charged for false pretense, theft and threat to life. As a result of this, he was locked up in the prison.
The prophet arrested by security operatives.
READ ALSO: Check out the supposed QUERY letter issued to a local government council employee
Nwoke had been told by the prophet that his growth was being hindered by his family members. He also told the unsuspecting victim that he had to carry out a deliverance session to break the curse. The pastor had guaranteed that things would change for him and his immediate family members after the deliverance.
The poor man who believed the prophecy of the pastor was said to have sold all he had in order to give the pastor the money for the deliverance to be done. The outcome of the deliverance done left Nwoke’s children dead. This saddened the man as he wondered why things became worse instead of turning out better.
Nwoke asked the pastor for a refund after this event; he was threatened by the pastor who said he was going to wipe out his family if he does not forget about the money. The matter thus got to the police who arrested Prophet Samuel and charged him to court.
PAY ATTENTION: Install the latest android app to get updates from Nigeria's number one online news platform
Prophet Samuel pleaded not guilty. He was granted bail in the sum of N500,000 with two sureties in like sum. He was remanded in prison pending the time he would meet the bail condition. The case has been adjourned till Monday, June 26, 2017.
Watch the NAIJ.com TV video below to see the march against corruption staged by EFCC:
Comments
Post a Comment