BREAKING NEWS: We won’t investigate adultery allegations against Apostle Suleman – CAN
BREAKING NEWS: We won’t investigate adultery allegations against
Apostle Suleman – CAN
The Christian Association of Nigeria has said the
organisation will not investigate allegations of
s*xual misconduct being made by Ms. Stephanie
Otobo against Apostle Johnson Suleman, founder
of Omega Fire Ministries Worldwide.
A top official at the CAN’s national office told
Saturday PUNCH on Friday that the organisation
is only concerned with denominational issues
and not personal ones, under which Suleman’s
case falls.
Otobo had accused Suleman of illegal
procurement of abortion, threat to life, and
attempted murder, following which a Christian
group, Concerned Christians, called on CAN to
investigate the allegations.
In a statement signed by the Concerned
Christians’ Secretary, Mr. Yusuf Dav, the group
said there was a need for CAN to investigate the
“alleged adultery case with a view to knowing
the truth and communicating with the body of
Christ.”
Apostle Suleman – CAN
The Christian Association of Nigeria has said the
organisation will not investigate allegations of
s*xual misconduct being made by Ms. Stephanie
Otobo against Apostle Johnson Suleman, founder
of Omega Fire Ministries Worldwide.
A top official at the CAN’s national office told
Saturday PUNCH on Friday that the organisation
is only concerned with denominational issues
and not personal ones, under which Suleman’s
case falls.
Otobo had accused Suleman of illegal
procurement of abortion, threat to life, and
attempted murder, following which a Christian
group, Concerned Christians, called on CAN to
investigate the allegations.
In a statement signed by the Concerned
Christians’ Secretary, Mr. Yusuf Dav, the group
said there was a need for CAN to investigate the
“alleged adultery case with a view to knowing
the truth and communicating with the body of
Christ.”