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A 17-year-old girl yesterday revealed how a pastor of the Living Faith Church aka Winners Chapel lured her into drinking alcohol and thereafter took her on an almost an ending sexual pilgrimage. The suspect, who heads the Amagba community branch of the church, Pastor Kingsley Emeka Mokwunye, has been arrested by the Edo State command of the Department of State Services (DSS) for the alleged defilement of the girl. The DSS also arrested Mokwunye’s wife for being an accomplice. The pastor, who is very close to the girl’s family, had capitalised on the regular absence of her parents to lure her into sex romps at different hotels and even in her father’s house. The girl, who is the only daughter of her parents, also narrated how Mokwunye introduced her to drinking alcohol and in the process had sex with her several times. But a senior pastor of the Winners Chapel, who pleaded anonymity, said the church was still investigating the matter. Speaking to journalists in Benin, the girl discl

A Ghanaian pastor who is the The leader of the Anointed Palace Chapel, Rev. Obofour, has revealed how he was led by the Holy Spirit to see The Mermaid last Sunday. The controversial pastor, who has been in the news over the past weeks for various reasons has again dropped another bombshell with respect to things that happens in the spiritual realm. According to him, last Sunday he met with mame water after he was taken into the ocean by the God. In a viral video making rounds on social media, Rev. Obofuor delivering a sermon at his church stated that, the ‘God’ led him to see ‘maame water’ last Sunday during one of their meetings deep in the ocean. He described: “God led my spirit to one of ‘maame water’s’ meetings deep in the ocean, it was last Sunday evening, the number of people who attended the meeting was enormous and no church has ever seen that much crowd.” He added that: “no one would really comprehend what ‘maame water’ says except those who live and work with her, because she

Three Ohio pastors are facing life imprisonment for sex trafficking underage girls. The Rev. Cordell Jenkins, 47, the Rev. Anthony Haynes, 38, and the Rev. Kenneth Butler, 37, were named in an 11-count superseding indictment handed up Tuesday by a federal grand jury charging them with conspiracy to sex traffic children. All three of them pleaded not guilty to the charges. Michael Freeman, an assistant U.S. Attorney, told the court that if the men are convicted, prosecutors would recommend sentences of life in prison. “These three men violated the trust of these children and the communities they purported to serve,” U.S. Attorney Justin E. Herdman said in a news release. “We are grateful for the courage of the victims and the dedication of our law enforcement personnel in bringing these men to justice.” According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office, a girl who was just 14 when the conspiracy began in 2014 was sexually assaulted by all three men. Some of the sex acts are believed to have taken