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After My Wife Was Raped By a Pastor, I Don’t Longer Want S3x With Her – Man Tells Court 

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Israel Adeleke

In a shocking testimony at the Lusaka Magistrates Court, Zambia, a 33-year-old man, Allen Best, revealed that he no longer desires his wife, Ella, after she was allegedly raped by a pastor, John General Nundwe.

The incident which reportedly took place on November 22, 2023, at the couple’s home, changed the man life.

According to Allen, his wife had been struggling with fertility issues, leading her to seek spiritual intervention.

On the day of the incident, Allen said, he returned home to find a stranger, later identified as Pastor John General accompany, in his living room.

“When I reached home, I opened the main gate and found a black car. I thought there was a guest at home. I entered the house and I found a man sitting in the living room. The stranger greeted me and asked how work was.”

“I walked behind the brown sofa where he sat. I thought my wife was in the kitchen or outside because when there’s a male visitor, my wife can’t be in the same room with male guest.

“When I walked through the passage, near bedroom doors, I heard voices of a man and my wife’s voice from the spare bedroom,” he said

After hearing suspicious noises, he discovered the pastor in the act of raping his wife in a spare bedroom.

“I entered the room, I found my wife lying on the bed, and a man was on top of my wife, having sex with her. I asked, “What is happening here? They were in the act. The man (John General) then shouted! Bring a gun we shoot him.

“They both had a jump scare in bed after I asked what was happening,” the man said.

The witness said whilst Nundwe was still naked with his clothes beside the bed, he rushed out to arm himself with anything that would separate his head from his naked body when he threatened to shoot him.

“When I went back to the sitting room, the henchman had run away. I thought he had gone outside to get a gun where the car was parked.

“I also went outside and noticed that the gate was open. The man was nowhere to be seen. I locked the gate so that I could open for the dogs and check on the naked man,” he stated.

“I looked at the veranda and I saw the man I left in the house running naked. I ran after him thinking he would use the gate, but I saw him jumping over the fence. I came out of my yard and went behind the fence at the exit point, but I did not find him,” the witness said.

“I then went to my wife who was crying. I asked her to compose herself and tell me what happened. She told me that she had informed me that Bishop John General would come.

“I had told her that the day he comes, I needed to be around. I wondered which day he was supposed to come. She told me that the Bishop phoned her and told her he wanted to come home to pray for us. My wife then gave him directions.”

Allen said he asked his wife why she did not inform him about the pastor’s visit and he explained that his wife said she thought he(John General) would find him home hence the reason she accepted that he visit their house.

“I asked why they started having sex intercourse instead of prayers, and she said he told her that he wanted to pray for the rooms.

“She said that the Bishop needed to check if someone had already prayed for the rooms. She told me that she directed him to the rooms and when they reached the girls bedroom, she said she wanted to go and get a Bible, the accused then called her.

“My wife moved from the master’s bedroom to the spare bedroom. She said when she entered the room, she found the Bishop naked.

“She said when she wanted to run away, the man in the living room pushed her back in the bedroom and John General shoved her on the bed and had her.” Allen explained.

The man further said that, according to his wife, Nundwe had threatened to kill her and did not know that he visited their home with intentions to sexually assault her.

He said he reported the issue to the police and the headman.

The man recounted that some church members called Nundwe’s phone which he had left behind and he picked it up to inform them what transpired and the members flocked his home.

“The church members were led to the car to prove that it was their pastor’s and we also went to the room where the pastor’s clothes were.

“I showed them the clothes and where the accused slept. I also showed them a blood stain on the blanket. My wife was on her periods,” he said.

“My wife was crying at the time and when asked if she could explain, she said she couldn’t. At the police, we were asked to go to UTH. Doctors said we can only collect results accompanied by a police report after three weeks.

“We later went to get the results, they were in a brown envelope and we weren’t told anything. Afterwards, we left.”

He said he received a phone call from Nundwe’s emissary and best friend Christopher Kunda who begged for forgiveness on behalf of the friend.

“I earlier received calls alleging that I and my wife wanted to trap the pastor. I warned them not to test me. After the incident, my wife and I never had s3x. I had even reached an extent where I wanted her to go back to her parents but we were counseled,” the witness said.

“We started having s3x after four months.

He recounted how his wife got to know the pastor, he said, my wife told me she knew him through Facebook when people testified that through him barren women have children and he would raise the dead, the lame would walk and the sick would be healed.

“I allowed her to be watching Nundwe, as you know when a woman has no child, there is no peace and she started making efforts to meet the Bishop.”

He said his wife had paid the papa K1,000 to schedule an appointment and in the meantime she was as given anointing oil and water and was asked to drink the oil and water thrice a day.

The witness added that Nundwe had told his wife to change their matrimonial bed and promised to visit their home for prayers but instead the prayer session resulted in rape.

“It was embarrassing to our parents and us. I even stopped going for work as I was ashamed. People were talking and I felt like it had just happened.

“At present, am okay even though I wasn’t okay then, I managed to move around because the issue has cooled down,” said the woman’s husband.

The case has drawn significant attention, and the court has adjourned for further hearings.

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NGO Reveals: Over 50,000 Inmates Awaiting Trails Across Over 200 Correctional Centre 

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In a shocking turn of an event, the public and private development centre, a non-government organisation, (NGO) has revealed that over 53,000 inmates are awaiting trials across the 253 Correctional Centres in the country.

The non-governmental organisation, who hosted over 20 civil society organisations in Yola, the state capital to discuss the way forward on the huge number of inmates awaiting trials in correctional centres, disclosed this in a statement signed by the Head of Communication and Knowledge Management, Munachi Okoro.

Okoro stated, “The growing number of pretrial detainees, many held for years without trial under dire conditions, poses significant human rights concerns, overwhelming the justice system and correctional facilities.”

The statement added that the meeting will focus on communication strategies, resource management, and collaboration problem solving techniques for pro bono legal services.

Also, speaking at the meeting with the CSOs in Yola, the programme assistant of the centre, Hauwa Yusuf, said that the reforming of the pretrial detention in Nigeria phase ll project is supported by the US Department of State Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs.

The Adamawa State Programme Officer Barr. Fatima Bello, while speaking on the overall objectives of the PPDC project, said that the project aimed at deploying over 370 law clinicians and 50 pro bono lawyers to provide legal representation to 1,750 detainees annually.

According to Bello, this will reduce the pretrial population, and it will strengthen Nigeria’s criminal justice system.

Furthermore, she added, “The project aims to support collective efforts towards achieving a reduction in awaiting trial inmates for which more than 70 per cent of those in correctional facilities across Nigeria are awaiting trial.”

However, Bello pointed out that the court administration and case management project is aimed at improving capacity to reduce the challenges in the justice sector.

“The CACM project focuses on addressing the gaps in structures for case management in the courts which are weak or absent in some cases, and for which there are no document backup systems in place,” he stated.

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How Qatar Escapes Danger as NDLEA Arrests Wanted Drug Baron, Others Linked to Failed Cocaine Exports to Saudi Arabia 

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Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) have said that its body has apprehended a wanted drug baron, Alhaji Suleiman Ganiu Aremu (a.k.a Barryshine), two years after he came under the radar of the anti-narcotics agency over his alleged role in four failed attempts to export cocaine to Saudi Arabia and Qatar through the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Ikeja, Lagos between 2022 and 2024.

The agency who disclosed this in a statement via its spokesperson, Femi Babafemi, on Friday, September 13, said that, the suspect is the Managing Director/CEO of Barryshine Suleiman Nigeria Ltd.

Shading more light to the case, the agency elucidated that, his name first featured on November 13, 2022, when a female passenger on a Qatar Airlines flight to Saudi Arabia, Alhaja Ajisegiri Kehinde Sidika was arrested at the MMIA in possession of 400 grams of cocaine, which was concealed inside female footwear.

Furthermore, the agency claimed that, an investigation later revealed that one Abdullahi Olarenwaju Ramon, who is a brother to Suleiman hired the arrested drug courier as further facts emerged that the flight tickets and other travel expenses of the suspect were sourced by Alhaji Suleiman Ganiu Aremu.

Nevertheless, few days after the arrest of Ajisegiri Kehinde Sidika, another drug mule, identified as Lawal Lateef Oyenuga, was also arrested on November 24, 2022, with the same quantity of cocaine, 400 grams, concealed in male footwear while going to the same destination, Saudi Arabia.

Although, NDLEA noted that the suspect, Oyenuga confessed that one Wasiu Sanni Gbolahan (a.k.a Teacher) who was later arrested and convicted by the court, hired him for Suleiman.

The agency said “Lawal further alleged that Wasiu Gbolahan linked him up with the baron through one Igbono, who was later unveiled through investigation as Oluwafemi Akande Abidoye (a.k.a Igbono, Murphy, Femi Iwaya, Ade Iwaya, Baba Eje, and Ejeoto)”

Furthermore, While the investigation of the two cases subsisted and the manhunt for the baron was ongoing, two drug mules were arrested at the MMIA on June 21, 2024, on their way to Doha, Qatar.

“One of the suspects who was later identified as Aikhomoun Daniel (a.k.a Oladapo Olanrewaju) expelled in observation custody a total of 90 pellets of cocaine, weighing 1.022kg, which he ingested, while the second suspect, Ayigoro Waheed Omobolaji excreted 60 wraps of cocaine with a total weight of 662 grams.” the NDLEA said.

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SHOCKING!: 20 Chairmanship Aspirants Test Positive for Multiple Drugs in Kano, Says NDLEA 

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The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has said that 20 chairmanship aspirants in Kano State have tested positive for multiple drugs during screening for the upcoming local government elections.

The NDLEA’s Commander in the state, Abubakar Idris Ahmad, who disclosed this, said that the aspirants presented by the ruling NNPP in the state tested positive for substances including opioids, hemp benzodiazepines and nicotine.

Ahmad noted that while no female aspirant had tested positive so far, the screening process was ongoing and that more candidates were expected to be tested before the final verification by the Kano State Independent Electoral Commission (KANSIEC).

FREEDOM TIMES however, gathered that KANSIEC had scheduled the elections for October 26, 2024, where 44 chairmanship and 484 councillorship positions will be contested.

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