Crime
Pastor Visits Native Doctor In His Shrine For Charm To Make Church Boom And Bring In Wealthy Members (Video below)
A video has captured the shocking moment a female pastor visited a native doctor in his shrine to seek for charms to make her church in Lagos state progress.
The cleric who identified herself as Prophetess Amaka Uba, gave the name of her church as “Mountain of Prosper Ministry”.
She asked for a charm that will make her Port Harcourt Church boom more than the branch in Lagos, and also bring in rich active members who will pay her tithes and also do whatever she asks them to do.
Responding to the request, the native doctor said she’ll be giving him N500k for each of the church in Lagos and Port Harcourt.
Watch The Video Below;
https://m.facebook.com/405264543591962/videos/367448275467684/
Follow us on social media:
Man Murdered His Friend Because He Noticed That He Was Becoming Close To His Ex-Wife
Mercy Johnson’s childhood friend insists actress is a witch, spills dirty secrets
Leaked Chats Reveal Fleeing Yahaya Bello Allegedly Planning to Bribe Judges with Dollars
Yahaya Bello, Fayose, Akpabio and 55 other ex-governors allegedly looted N2.187 trillion since 1999
Anambra Govt Intervenes, Two Arrested, As Husband Urinates into 16-Year-Old Wife’s Mouth After Beating Her Up
Wizkid reacts to report that Davido slapped him at a Dubai concert in 2017 (Video)
“God, I Didn’t Deserve this” – Boy Who Scored 225 Last Year in Tears after Seeing His UTME Result
Peter Obi reacts to reports claiming he destroyed existing structures while constructing roads during his tenure as Anambra state governor
-
Lifestyle1 day ago“God, I Didn’t Deserve this” – Boy Who Scored 225 Last Year in Tears after Seeing His UTME Result
-
Celebrity Gossip & Gist1 day ago“Marrying Davido is one of the best decisions I ever made, I will marry him 500 times” – Chioma speaks amidst cheating allegations
-
Crime1 day ago10 killed including vigilantes as terrorists abduct two village heads and others in Kaduna
-
News1 day agoLady found dead near busy junction in Abuja, police begin investigation