Pastor says he was directed by “will of God” to impregnate wife’s niece and 20 church members
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A pastor in Enugu has been arrested for allegedly impregnating 20 members of his church.
The accused is Timothy Ngwu, General Overseer of Vineyard Ministry of the Holy Trinity, located at Ihe/Owerre, Nsukka in Enugu State.
According to reports, the pastor claimed to be obeying prophetic orders from the spiritual realm to “do the will of God” – which is to impregnate any one “chosen and revealed by the Holy Spirit” whether or not the woman is married.
Ngwu’s wife is said to have reported her husband’s indecent acts to police authorities, leading to his arrest.
It was further revealed that while acting under the same alleged “will of God,” the pastor also impregnated his wife’s niece.
Reacting to the allegations levelled against him, Ngwu reportedly stated that he has about five wives with thirteen children, apart from other “concubines”, who were given to him by God. He also insisted that he does not have sexual affairs with any married woman “until full consent and agreement is reached between him and the husband in line with the directives of the Holy Spirit.”
After getting impregnated by the pastor, numerous married women from his congregation left their husbands and went to live with him.
-Bellanaija
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