Pastors Arrested For Faking Miracles During Night Vigil

The end has come for a syndicate of fake pastors operating in Lagos who deceived people through staging fake miracles in the name of Jesus.

The syndicate of four persons including two ‘pastors’ was apprehended by the police in Lagos after surveillance of their operations in the Lekki and Epe areas of Lagos during a night vigil last weekend.

The two fake pastors, Favour David and Favour Chimobi, according to the police collaborated with the pair of Rukayat Folawewo and Bunmi Joshua to perpetrate the crime at the Wonders Assembly Ministry which is located opposite the Lagos Business School, along the Lekki-Epe Expressway in Ajah, Lagos.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, Bala Elkana, in a statement said:

“The command has arrested four suspects in Lekki/Epe area, who pose as pastors to conduct fake miracles, prophecies and testimonies for unsuspecting members of the public to collect money from them and engage in other dubious means of enriching themselves.

“On Friday, November 29, 2019, the command acted on an intelligence report by covert operatives of the SCIID, who monitored the activities of a fraudulent syndicate. A pastor, Favour David, who specialised in defrauding unsuspecting members of the public by procuring fake members for the Wonders Assembly Ministry, was arrested with two women, Rukayat Folawewo and Bunmi Joshua, who pretended to be members and were miraculously healed by the pastor after being involved in a car accident.

“While the other woman, Bunmi Joshua, gave fake testimony to church members that her son, who was deaf and dumb, could now hear and talk and was healed by another pastor, Favour Chimobi of the Elijah Ministry 9, Igirita Street, Port Harcourt, who works alongside Pastor David  Favour.”

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