EXPOSED: See How Popular Abuja Pastor Allegedly Tried To Kill His Sister Over Property
Magna Faith Krimi, the owner of Jonathan Krimi Academy and daughter of the late former Deputy Inspector- General of Police, Johnson Jonathan, has submitted a petition to the Inspector-General of Police, Olukayode Egbetokun, against her elder brother, Fiwukah Johnson Krimi.
In the petition dated February 15, 2024, Faith alleges that her brother posed threats to her husband, the students, and teachers of the school, and also engaged in malicious damage and trespass on the academy’s property.
According to Faith, Fiwukah, who is a Pastor at Champion Faith Assembly, unlawfully entered the premises of Jonathan Krimi Academy located at KM 26, Abuja Keffi Express Road Opposite Goshen, Nasarawa State on February 14.
Despite being instructed by her legal representative and another authorized person to leave and not re- enter the property, Fiwukah allegedly ignored these warnings.
Faith claims that Fiwukah’s unauthorized entry led to criminal trespass, harassment, threats, and damages to the academy’s students, teachers, workers, and property.
She accuses him of taunting, intimidating, frightening, and disrupting the school’s activities, causing considerable trauma to its staff. In the petition, Faith expresses her concern for the safety of Jonathan Krimi
Academy, emphasizing that Fiwukah s actions not only violate the law but also jeopardize the well-being of the students and staff.
She asserts that the academy has suffered damages as a result of Fiwukah s alleged misconduct, including loss of service confidence, business and market. value, restoration costs, loss of property. use, property damage, emotional distress, discomfort, and annoyance.
Faith contends that Fiwukah’s threats against the academy’s students, personnel, and property are unlawful and contrary to the nation’s core values.
She insists that those dedicated to providing a safe educational environment for children deserve to carry out their work without fear for their safety.
Faith seeks intervention from the law and the Nigeria Police Force to address the injuries caused by Fiwukah, aiming to hold him accountable for the alleged harm inflicted on Jonathan Krimi
Academy.
The academy’s proprietor highlights that Fiwukah s resentment stems from her decision to appoint her husband, who was also Fiwukah’s classmate and driver, as the Director of Jonathan Krimi
Academy.
According to Faith, Fiwukah harbors
animosity because her husband is not on
the same social and financial level as
their family.
She claims that Fiwukah has vowed to
take possession of the academy’s
property.
A video obtained by SaharaReporters
features Fiwukah during his visit to the
school, where he asserts his previous
relationship with Faith’s husband and
accuses him of ingratitude.
In a written statement at the Goshen
Fiwukah
Police Station, a staff member of the
school, Michael Comfort, details
s disruptive actions on the
premises, alleging that he claimed
ownership of the property and
threatened to return regularly to disrupt
school activities.
In an official complaint of threat, the
Preceptor of the school, Fabikun
Oluwayemisi Daniel, describes the chaos
caused by Fiwukah, including
destruction of school property, use of
foul language, and threats to shut down.
the school.
The staff and management of Jonathan
councils Krimi Academy appealed to the Nigeria police Force and international security to ensure the safety of the
children, staff, and the overall population.
associated with the school.
When contacted for comments, Fiwukah.
replied that the matter is in court and
refrained from providing further
comments.
The dispute between Magna Faith Krimi
and her brother Fiwukah underscores a
family conflict with potential legal
implications, disrupting the operations of
Jonathan Krimi Academy and raising
concerns about the safety and security
of its students and staff.
(Scooper)