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Stephanie Otobo Press Release "Apostle Suleman Is Innocent,I Dont Know Festus Keyamo


In a dramatic twist, the Canada based singer, Stephanie Otobo, has come out to debunk all the claims she purportedly made against man of God, Apostle Johnson Suleman which was published by Sahara Reporters.

Otobo, in her statement, disclosed that she's just 23-year-old and doesn't know Festus Keyamo from anywhere. She also revealed that Apostle Suleman is innocent and that some gullible individuals were just out to make money from him trying to use her as a bait.

Before she came out with her own statement however, her father who met with the police investigators said he was never aware his daughter had any marriage introduction with any man while he also denying knowing Festus Keyamo, who her daughter purportedly hired to defend her.

Below is her statement;

"I'm still in shock on the sudden media propaganda being championed by Sahara Reporters. I have no business with Festus Keyamo. The N500m claims is such a huge sum to come about. I'm from a broken home and my separated parents can never dream of pulling just 1% of such an amount in a very long time."

While refuting the allegations made against Apostle Johnson Suleiman by Festus Keyamo on her behalf, Stephanie Otobo also called on Nigerians of goodwill to discard the earlier media propaganda by Sahara Reporters and consider same as totally false and untrue.

"Yes, I had an encounter with some officers of the Nigeria Police few days back, but I don't remember making any such ambiguous claims against a reputable man of God in the status of Apostle Johnson Suleiman.

Let the man of God alone please.

-Stephanie Otobo."

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