ABOMINATION!! Pastor Beaten And Stripped Naked In Public, See what he did
In a shocking incident in Rivers State, Nigeria, on December 7, 2020, a pastor of a new-generation church in Igbo-Etche was publicly stripped naked by members of a local vigilante group. The pastor was accused of defiling his three daughters, an accusation he reportedly confessed to in a viral video.
The incident began when the pastor’s son reported the crime to the Onelga Security, Peace, and Advisory Council (OSPAC), a local vigilante group, after discovering that his mother had been concealing the abuse. The vigilantes confronted the pastor at his residence, dragged him outside, and stripped him naked. During questioning, the pastor attributed his actions to a “witchcraft force” and claimed his mother had cursed him for marrying his wife against her wishes.
The vigilantes also questioned the pastor’s wife, who admitted that she was aware of the abuse but chose not to act out of love for her husband. The pastor’s son revealed that his father had cursed him for exposing the abuse. In response, the vigilante leader ordered the pastor to reverse the curse.
This disturbing case sparked outrage, drawing condemnation from the Rivers State police command. Spokesman Nnamdi Omoni stated that the vigilantes would face arrest for taking the law into their hands. The incident has highlighted the need for due process and the protection of vulnerable individuals, especially children, from abuse.
The case led to increased scrutiny of religious leaders in Nigeria, where abuse in religious settings has been an ongoing concern. Following the outrage, the Rivers State government launched an investigation, leading to the pastor’s eventual arrest and charges of incest.
This incident has ignited conversations about the importance of accountability, the role of vigilante groups, and the necessity of reporting crimes to proper authorities. Activists and child protection advocates are calling for stronger laws and enforcement to protect children from abuse, particularly in religious environments.
