Pastor Dupes Businessman who's Looking for Spiritual Solution

A based businessman, Ogochukwu Raphael, based in Sokoto State, is now stranded after he came to Lagos to visit a church to seek spiritual solution over his dwindling fortunes in business.

According to him, apart from the fact he was defrauded of N750,000 for fake visa, the pastor allegedly collected another N800,000 for prayers for business success before he would travel out of the country with the Visa.

Consequently, Pastor Chike Ifeanyi of Christian City International Church has been arrested and charged before Isolo Magistrates’ court for his alleged involvement in the fraud.

45yrs old Pastor Ifeanyi allegedly collected N750,000 from Oguchukwu Raphael under false pretence that he was procuring an Australian resident Visa for him.

The incident happened in Itire area of Lagos where the pastor resides. But the prayer was conducted at a church at Oke Afa where Raphael was made to part with the "deliverance fee".

Ifeanyi, who hails from Anambra State and resides at Balogun Estate, Ajah, was finally arrested at Idimu after several months of hide-and-seek over the matter.

After the victim paid the money, it turned out that it was a scam as Ifeanyi did not procure any visa nor return the money to Raphael.

Rather, he told him that the embassy requested additional 10,000 dollars as deposit and sent him away from the church.

The matter was reported to the police who trailed Pastor Ifeanyi until he was arrested. He was charged with obtaining and stealing under the Criminal Code.

When the charge was read to him, as usual he pleaded not guilty.

The presiding Magistrate, Mrs Joy Ugbomoiko granted him bail in the sum of N200,000 with two sureties in like sum. He was remanded in prison custody pending when he will perfect his bail condition.

The case has been adjourned till 2 March, 2016, for trial.

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  1. I don't see why any person will use Gods name to do evil any, I would have ask have oguchukwu corrected his money back ? but let ppl be careful with most ppl that call them self men of God

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  2. some people believed that if u want quick money open just small church n things will Begin to follow.life is not like that,any money u don't work hard to get will put d person in trouble.nenyekutes@gmail.com

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  3. Hmmmm... pastors now are committing crimes everywhere... I wonder who the real Christians are


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  5. Some people just like to be rich without working hard for it that's why they end up loosing the little they have in the process

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  6. People be looking for help where there's non.

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  7. All this sub standard or fake pastors misleading people.

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  8. Pasiiitor...uhmm,end time is near

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  9. Hmm...I blame the business man...You give someone 800,000 for prayers, what else do you expect? And our people needs to be careful about those always claiming they can help them get visa

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  10. Werin money go cause..inumidun

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  11. Even the bible said it, that not everybody that call his name Lord Lord will inherit the kingdom of God. So be warned nd beware everyone.

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  12. So many miscreants nowadays, masquerading as pastor. He should be made to cough out every dime, he collected. This is also a lesson to all those, jumping from Church to Church.

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  13. I blame people who keep running from what is not chasing them, and also seeking for solution where there is non.

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  14. Some people do not just learn to be careful with the so called 'men of God'.

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  15. All these stories are eye opener.

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  16. In every case of dupe, it always takes two to tangle! While the so called Pastor should not be spared of appropriate punishment, the dupe should also be told of his foolishness! He was onlt looking for shortcut to suçess when he could have easily invested the 800k he spent for fake prayers in a laudable business.

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  17. Love of money is the root of all evil, if men of God are no longer faithful & trust worthy, there is trouble in the land

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  18. I think we need to be very careful with all these scammers..... Shine yaa eyes

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  19. Fake pastors every where God safe your children

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  20. Some yahoo boiz in the ministry, the most painful tin is the headline wil signify Pastor..

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  21. Some yahoo boiz in the ministry, the most painful tin is the headline wil signify Pastor..

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  22. Why should a pastor ask you to pay for deliverance? Only gullible people fall for this


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  23. If only he knelt down and prayed to God...

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