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Shocking! Pastor Allegedly Kills Wife, Buries Corpse In Shallow Grave In Akwa Ibom
It was gathered that the heinous act was discovered by youths of the community led by the OYC President, Comrade Effiong Johnson.
A clergyman identified as Enoch has been nabbed for allegedly killing his wife and burying her in a shallow grave in Akwa Ibom state.
The incident happened in Ikot Abia community, Okon Clan in Eket Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State.
The suspect said to be from Abia State is the founder of Omega World Global Ministries located in Ikot Abasi community.
It was gathered that the heinous act was discovered by youths of the community led by the OYC president, Comrade Effiong Johnson.
According to report, the woman had been missing for over two weeks so the youths swung into action and got a ”confession” from the suspect.
They dug up the grave and discovered the decomposed corpse of the woman.
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