Lagos prophet arrested for giving member killer concoction Lagos prophet?arrested for giving member killer concoction The Lagos State police command has arrested a Celestial Church prophet, Dominic Michael, for allegedly administering a killer concoction to one of his members, Ramat Audu. The incident occurred on May 19 at Jesu Segun Parish, Santana Bus Stop, Ajangbadi, Lagos. Also arrested was the deceased’s live-in lover, Ifeanyi Enyinna, who allegedly took her to the prophet’s church for healing. It was gathered that the deceased was ill and told her lover to take her to church for prayers. Parading the suspects on Monday, the state Police Commissioner, Imohimi Edgal, said the cleric was apprehended for unlawful administration of herbal concoction which led to the death of the lady. According to Edgal, one Ibrahim Audu of Akeson in Igando reported that his sister, Ramat, was taken to the church by her lover and she died after drinking a concoction. At the scene, Edgal said a native sponge, perfume and candles were recovered, while the corpse was moved to the mortuary for autopsy. He said a sample of the concoction has been sent to the laboratory for examination.
The Lagos State police command has arrested a Celestial Church
prophet, Dominic Michael, for allegedly administering a killer
concoction to one of his members, Ramat Audu.
The incident occurred on May 19 at Jesu Segun Parish, Santana Bus
Stop, Ajangbadi, Lagos. Also arrested was the deceased’s live-in lover,
Ifeanyi Enyinna, who allegedly took her to the prophet’s church for
healing.
It was gathered that the deceased was ill and told her lover to take
her to church for prayers. Parading the suspects on Monday, the state
Police Commissioner, Imohimi Edgal, said the cleric was apprehended for
unlawful administration of herbal concoction which led to the death of
the lady.
According to Edgal, one Ibrahim Audu of Akeson in Igando reported
that his sister, Ramat, was taken to the church by her lover and she
died after drinking a concoction. At the scene, Edgal said a native
sponge, perfume and candles were recovered, while the corpse was moved
to the mortuary for autopsy. He said a sample of the concoction has been
sent to the laboratory for examination.
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