Anglican Church: Priest Suspended For ‘Impregnating Lady’
The Diocese of the Niger, Anglican Communion has suspended and withdrawn the ordination license of Rev Lumen Christi Eboh over alleged immorality and insubordination. DAILY TRUST reports.
According to the church, Rev Eboh made himself a god contrary to his mandate to be a role model as a servant of God with the calling to draw souls of those willing to repent of their sins to Jesus Christ.
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According to DAILY TRUST, the Deputy Chancellor/Registrar of the Diocese on the Niger, Anglican Communion, Ben Uzuegbu, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), stated this during a press conference held at the Secretariat complex of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) Anambra State Council, Awka. Information Guide Nigeria
Uzuegbu accused Rev Eboh of allegedly indulging in immoral acts with women other than his wife, noting that several petitions and complaints were brought against the cleric while he held sway in the Anglican community in the state.
Uzuegbu said the embattled Eboh had impregnated a lady who approached him for prayers and spiritual healing.
He also said the cleric in addition has records of fraudulent activities as well as a lack of accountability while he was in the service as a clergy of the Anglican Church.
He stated that Rev Eboh refused to appear before a panel set up by the church to look into the complaints and petitions against him aimed at resolving the impasse despite several invitations and visits to him by members of the panel. jamb results
Uzuegbu said he rather chose to go to the press the day the body submitted its report to the leadership of the church.