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Warri Girl Lays CURSE On Stephanie Otobo Over Apostle Suleman


An unnamed Nigerian lady of Igbo descent has waded into the stinking s * x scandal involving the General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministries Worldwide – Apostle Johnson Suleman and one songstress , Stephanie Otobo .
A lady uploaded this video on social media recently to send an open message to the embattled cleric, Apostle Johnson Suleman as he wiggles in a massive scandal . In the 59 seconds video clip, the unnamed lady placed a curse on Apostle Suleman ’ s accuser , Stephanie Otobo , a Nigerian singer based in Canada and also used that juncture to solicit for financial help from the popular preacher .

According to the lady who was very tearful , she has lost her father , her house rent has expired and she is currently ravaged by poverty . She currently needs some funds to kick-start her interior decoration business. Her words delivered in Pidgin English has been transcribed by a TORI NEWS correspondent below:

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“ Sister Tokunbo (Otobo ), sister Stephanie , anything wey be your name , e nor go better for you. This man give you 8 , 000 euros. This man give you pounds , e give you dollars ; na im you still get mind do this thing wey you dey do. E nor go better for you .
“ Pastor Suleman , na on her behalf I dy beg . Pastor Suleman see as I pray , hunger don kill me oh. I don learn interior (interior decoration ), I nor see money open shop . My house rent don expire, I nor see money pay .
“ Pastor Suleman abeg help me . My papa don die; na only my mama . Pastor abeg help me . I nor dey beg for G-Wagon . Which hand I wan take drive G-Wagon ? Wetin I dey beg for na ‘ Onu Azu’ bus (Igbo language ), second - hand make I use dey do my mobile business, the interior business .
“ Pastor Suleman abeg help me . Pastor help me oh! Help my life !! My own don rot.”

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