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Breaking News | Crime Ondo pastor, John Abiodun bags two years in jail for slandering name of church founder

Views: Visits 66 A Pastor of an Ondo-based church, John Abiodun, following the ruling of an Ondo State High Court, has bagged two years imprisonment for laying a false allegation against the founder of an Akure church. The pastor, in 2019, was dragged before the court for lying against the founder of the Promiseland Prophetic Ministry, Akure, Pastor Gbenga Akinbiyi. Part of the lies told by Abiodun was that seven placentas were buried on the church’s altar. Following the accusations, Akinbiyi thereafter dragged Abiodun, a former member of the church, to the court. Abiodun, alongside a lecturer of the Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko, Prof Lanre Olu-Adeyemi were arraigned before the court on eight counts bordering on conspiracy, publications of false information, perjury, impersonation, threatening violence amongst others.

Ondo Pastor Jailed Two Years For False Allegation Against Church Founder

  An Ondo State High Court sitting in Akure has sentenced a Pastor, John Abiodun to two years imprisonment over a false allegation against the founder of an Akure-based church. Earlier in 2019, the pastor had been dragged before the court for lying against the founder of the Promiseland Prophetic Ministry, Akure, Pastor Gbenga Akinbiyi. Abiodun alleged that seven placentas were buried on the church’s altar. Akinbiyi thereafter dragged Abiodun, a former member of the church, to the court. Abiodun, alongside a lecturer of the Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko, Prof Lanre Olu-Adeyemi were arraigned before the court on eight counts bordering on conspiracy, publications of false information, perjury, impersonation, threatening violence amongst others.

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