Misery as Prominent Pastor Gets 2 Sisters Pregnant During Prayer Session on Mountain
- A magistrate court in Kafanchan has remanded a self-acclaimed Prophet, Enoch Sule, for getting two sisters impregnated atop a mountain during a prayer session
- Sule was charged in court with the allegation of rape by the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) on Monday, August 29
- The plea of the accused was rejected by the presiding judge, Samson Kwasu, on the ground that it lacks the jurisprudent to do so
Kafanchan, Kaduna - A self-acclaimed prophet, Enoch Sule, has been remanded in correctional facilities by the Chief Magistrate in Kafanchan, Kaduna state, for allegedly rapping and impregnating 2 sisters.
Sule is the general overseer of Prayer Tabernacle Ministry, Kamurum Bajji. He was charged with rape by the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Daily Nigerian reported.
Source: UGC
The allegation is against section 258 of the Kaduna state penal code.
Samson Kwasu, who is the presiding judge, rejected the plea of Sule, saying it lacks jurisdiction to hear the appeal.
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Both cases have been adjourned till September 8 for further mention.
Thinking outside the box! Nigerian man builds 3-bedroom house with 14,800 plastic bottles, photos emerge
In another development, legit.ng reported a trail-brazing Nigerian engineer, Yahaya Ahmed, has used plastic bottles to build a house with three bedrooms, a toilet and a kitchen.
Ahmed said the house is 20 times stronger than houses built with brick walls and can last up to 300 years.
The engineer said he was motivated to come up with a housing initiative in a bid to reduce the volume of plastic polluting the environment
Buhari minister goes after northern governors, makes strange revelations
The minister of education, Adamu Adamu, has faulted the position of UNICEF and the ministry of humanitarian affairs on their claimed number of out-of-school children which is 10.5 million.
The minister argued that the number has reduced to 6.9 million since 2020 while faulting the northern governors for crippling the federal government's efforts on primary education.
Adamu alleged that no governor in the northern part of the country can boast of sound primary education in their state.
Source: Legit.ng
