Police Arrest Two Pastors In Rivers State With Caskets, Skulls And Other Items
The Rivers State Police Command has paraded two pastors, Prophet Bassey Umoren (60) and Prophet Elijah Anietie (50), who were caught with fetish items, including caskets, monkey skulls, carved skeletons, and other spiritual materials, in their respective churches.
The duo, who were apprehended by youths of Rumunduru community in Obio/Akpor Local Government Area of the state, are the founders of God’s Deliverance Apostolic Church and Power House of Glory International Gospel Church, both located along Eneka Road in Rumunduru.
The State Police Public Relations Officer, Grace Iringe-Koko, provided information about the arrests during a press conference held at the Rivers State Police Command Headquarters on Thursday.
She listed the items recovered from their churches including several photographs—some of which were of children—small caskets, spiritual books, carved images, wooden skulls, crosses, and other ritual items.
The police are still investigating the situation to determine the full scope of the activities and the potential victims. Meanwhile, the youths of the Rumunduru community have been lauded for their vigilance in exposing the alleged activities of the suspects, which they claimed posed a spiritual and social threat to the community. #absradiotelevison#police#fakepastor#riverstate
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Police Arrest Two Pastors In Rivers State With Caskets, Skulls And Other Items
The Rivers State Police Command has paraded two pastors, Prophet Bassey Umoren (60) and Prophet Elijah Anietie (50), who were caught with fetish items, including caskets, monkey skulls, carved skeletons, and other spiritual materials, in their respective churches.
The duo, who were apprehended by youths of Rumunduru community in Obio/Akpor Local Government Area of the state, are the founders of God’s Deliverance Apostolic Church and Power House of Glory International Gospel Church, both located along Eneka Road in Rumunduru.
The State Police Public Relations Officer, Grace Iringe-Koko, provided information about the arrests during a press conference held at the Rivers State Police Command Headquarters on Thursday.
She listed the items recovered from their churches including several photographs—some of which were of children—small caskets, spiritual books, carved images, wooden skulls, crosses, and other ritual items.
The police are still investigating the situation to determine the full scope of the activities and the potential victims. Meanwhile, the youths of the Rumunduru community have been lauded for their vigilance in exposing the alleged activities of the suspects, which they claimed posed a spiritual and social threat to the community.
#absradiotelevison #police #fakepastor #riverstate
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