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Pastor Charged Over Death Of Teenager After ‘Special’ Deliverance From Witchcraft

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📂 Categories: Crime Watch
📍 Location: Nigeria
Written By: Famzn News

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The police in Abuja on Wednesday filed a felony go well with towards Isaiah Okoye, the Chief Overseer of the Sabbath Church in Dape Village, Life Camp, Abuja, for alleged culpable murder.

The police additionally listed Ngozi Ogbonna, a member of the church, within the go well with. The go well with was filed earlier than Justice Jude Okeke, a trip decide within the Abuja High Court. Mr. Okeke has fastened September 19 for the arraignment of the suspects.

A replica of the cost sheet confirmed that
the police filed a two-count cost on alleged felony conspiracy and culpable murder, an offence opposite to the Penal Code. The fees, filed by Inspector Tony Akerele, alleged that Mr. Okoye carried out a “special” deliverance on two youngsters whom he claimed had been witches in his church. The pastor tied two ‘witch’ youngsters for 3 days throughout the ‘deliverance’.
The prosecutor alleged that the accused used ropes to tie the victims for 3 days with out feeding them, which brought about the dying of one of many victims.

The pastor tied two ‘witch’ youngsters for 3 days throughout the ‘deliverance’.
The police in Abuja on Wednesday filed a felony go well with towards Isaiah Okoye, the Chief Overseer of the Sabbath Church in Dape Village, Life Camp, Abuja, for alleged culpable murder.
The police additionally listed Ngozi Ogbonna, a member of the church, within the go well with.


The go well with was filed earlier than Justice Jude Okeke, a trip decide within the Abuja High Court.

Mr. Okeke has fastened September 19 for the arraignment of the suspects.

A copy of the cost sheet confirmed that the police filed a two-count cost on alleged felony conspiracy and culpable murder, an offence opposite to the Penal Code.

The fees, filed by Inspector Tony Akerele, alleged that Mr. Okoye carried out a “special” deliverance on two youngsters whom he claimed had been witches in his church.

The prosecutor alleged that the accused used ropes to tie the victims for three days with out feeding them, which brought about the dying of one of many victims.

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