END TIME: How Omega Church Pastor Killed Wife, Buried Corpse In Shallow Grave For Ritual

Founder and General Overseer of Omega World Global Ministries, Pastor Enoch from Abia State, has been arrested for killing and burying his wife in a shallow grave, in Ikot Abia Community, Okon Clan, Eket LGA, Akwa Ibom

He confessed that he killed her after a Native doctor told him to use her for ritual for more church members, powers and Mega church boom.

People became suspicious when the pastor’s children complained that they hadn’t seen their mother after she had a quarrel with their dad.

The incident happened at a village called Ikot Ataku, Okon, in Eket Local Government Area. He is from Ebonyi State, Nigeria’s South-east.

The youth president of Okon Clan, Effiong Johnson told newsmen that Mr Enoch killed the wife, Patience, seven days ago and buried her corpse in the shallow grave inside their gated compound where they have been living with their five children.

Mr Enoch’s church has been operating inside the same compound which is rented. The community became suspicious when the pastor’s children complained to neighbours that they had not seen their mother for days after she had a quarrel with their dad.

The youths of the community, led by their president, Mr Johnson, who is also a ‘community police officer’, went to search the pastor’s compound and were shocked to discover the woman’s corpse buried in a shallow grave. The youths handed over the pastor to the police.

The slain woman was a petty trader who used to sell pastries in the local market.

“I am just coming from the (police) station now, he just opened up that he killed the woman about seven days ago,” Mr Johnson said.

“From what the children said, they (the pastor and the wife) had been having issues and sometimes he would say in front of the children that he would kill the wife and nothing would happen.

“On this particular day, the man chased the children away when he and the wife started fighting,” he added.

When contacted, the Divisional Police Officer in Eket, Sunday Digha, refused to comment on the incident. He said the reporter should speak with the police spokesperson in the state.

The police spokesperson, Odiko MacDon, did not respond to calls from our reporter as of the time of filing this report.

Source: RemiumTimes