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Members In Tears As Apostle Suleman Addresses Congregation (Video below)
The founder of Omega Fire Ministries, Auchi Nigeria, Apostle Johnson Suleman has addressed his congregation, following the attack on his convoy on Friday.
Edujandon.com recalls that unknown gunmen attacked the convoy of the cleric along Auchi road, killing four mobile policemen and three civilians.
Addressing his congregation amid tears on Sunday, Apostle Suleman said his heart is heavy.
The cleric slammed a policeman who claimed that he used those who died in the attack for rituals.
He called on his members to await the outcome of investigation before jumping into conclusion.
Watch the video below…
https://web.facebook.com/watch/?v=447318427505574
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